Factory fire kills at least 28 in China's 'shoe capital'
A fire at the Huiteng Footwear factory in Jinjiang, China, a city known as the "shoe capital," has resulted in at least 28 fatalities. The blaze began around noon local time on Thursday, with dramatic footage showing large flames and thick black smoke billowing from the building.

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AI-generatedA fire at the Huiteng Footwear factory in Jinjiang, China, a city known as the "shoe capital," has resulted in at least 28 fatalities. The blaze began around noon local time on Thursday, with dramatic footage showing large flames and thick black smoke billowing from the building. President Xi Jinping stated the fire caused "significant casualties." Approximately 500 rescue workers were dispatched to the scene. The exact cause of the fire is not yet detailed in the provided content.
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5 extractedThe fire started at the Huiteng Footwear factory around noon local time on Thursday.
Jinjiang is known as China's 'shoe capital' and is a major footwear manufacturing hub.
President Xi Jinping stated the fire caused 'significant casualties'.
Dramatic footage showed flames, black smoke, and people trapped on the roof.
A fire at a shoe factory in Jinjiang, China has resulted in at least 28 fatalities.