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Death toll from cargo ship fire in China rises to 25

At least 20 people were confirmed dead and five remained missing Thursday after a foreign-flagged cargo ship caught fire while undergoing maintenance at Qingdao Beihai Shipbuilding Co. in Shandong province, eastern China.

At least 20 people were confirmed dead and five remained missing Thursday after a foreign-flagged cargo ship caught fire while undergoing maintenance at Qingdao Beihai Shipbuilding Co. in Shandong province, eastern China.

The blaze began at about 11:15 a.m. Thursday with 42 people aboard the vessel. Twelve were evacuated safely and five injured people were hospitalized in stable condition, while 25 were initially unaccounted for, state media reported.

The blaze began at about 11:15 a.m. Thursday with 42 people aboard the vessel. Twelve were evacuated safely and five injured people were hospitalized in stable condition, while 25 were initially unaccounted for, state media reported.

Open flames were extinguished at around 2:30 p.m., a little more than three hours after the fire started. By 5:30 p.m., rescuers had located 20 of the 25 missing people, none of whom showed signs of life, according to CCTV.

Open flames were extinguished at around 2:30 p.m., a little more than three hours after the fire started. By 5:30 p.m., rescuers had located 20 of the 25 missing people, none of whom showed signs of life, according to CCTV.

President Xi Jinping ordered intensified search and rescue operations and a swift investigation, saying that "all regions and relevant departments must draw profound lessons from this incident, thoroughly investigate and rectify all types of fire hazards."

President Xi Jinping ordered intensified search and rescue operations and a swift investigation, saying that "all regions and relevant departments must draw profound lessons from this incident, thoroughly investigate and rectify all types of fire hazards."

Premier Li Qiang directed emergency teams to focus on rescuing trapped personnel and treating the injured while preventing secondary disasters, and instructed the State Council to tighten safety production responsibilities across sectors.

Premier Li Qiang directed emergency teams to focus on rescuing trapped personnel and treating the injured while preventing secondary disasters, and instructed the State Council to tighten safety production responsibilities across sectors.

Shandong and Qingdao authorities activated emergency response mechanisms, mobilizing fire, police, health and industry departments, and provincial party and government officials traveled to the site to oversee the response.

Shandong and Qingdao authorities activated emergency response mechanisms, mobilizing fire, police, health and industry departments, and provincial party and government officials traveled to the site to oversee the response.

At least 20 dead after cargo ship fire at Chinese port

At least 20 dead after cargo ship fire at Chinese port

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