Hanoi mini apartment case: Experts declare that the fire was not caused by an electric vehicle, what is the real cause?

In recent days, the cause of the fire in Khuong Ha has been receiving attention. Many comments have been made, but there is no reason like the previous information posted.

The mini apartment fire at house number 37, corner 29/70, Khuong Ha street (Khuong Dinh ward, Thanh Xuan district, Hanoi city) occurred on the night of September 12, causing 56 people to pass away forever, 37 people. injured.

This is considered a particularly serious fire, causing heavy damage to people and property. It is known that the house where the fire occurred consists of 9 floors, in the form of a mini apartment for rent or sale. At the time of the fire, there were more than 100 people living in the house.

Currently, authorities are still investigating to clarify the cause of the tragic fire. On some forums, some information said that the fire started from an electric vehicle, and this was the main culprit causing the fire.

According to the security guard of the mini apartment, he discovered that the electrical outlet on the first floor of the building was on fire. When he discovered a small fire, he used a fire extinguisher to spray it out, but the more he sprayed it, the bigger the fire became, so he quickly called out to the people.

Meanwhile, according to information from an online newspaper, people at the scene said that the fire originated from a tram on the first floor that exploded, causing a fire in the mini apartment building. This caused a lot of attention on social networks, and there was even information about building owners, apartment owners, and motel owners starting to ban residents from charging electric vehicles in the basement parking area or stop. rental contract if the resident uses an electric vehicle.

According to fire prevention experts, electric vehicles may not be the source of the fire, but will be the cause of a serious fire.

Accordingly, the most important part of an electric vehicle is the battery, which is often mistakenly thought to be the cause of vehicle fires. However, experts say the technology used in electric vehicle batteries is specifically designed to ensure safety.

Unlike gasoline, which ignites immediately upon contact with a spark or flame, lithium-ion batteries need time to reach the necessary heat for ignition. Meanwhile, the battery system on electric vehicles is protected with a thick layer of metal to minimize risk. Furthermore, the battery box on an electric vehicle is a collection of countless separate modules, each module has its own "fuse" system to shut off power to each part, helping to reduce the risk of fire and explosion.

In fact, electric vehicles use lithium-ion batteries to store and supply energy to electric motors. Lithium - ion batteries have been developed and manufactured to meet very high safety standards, and they have protective features to prevent fires and explosions. Electric vehicle manufacturers have also designed safety systems to ensure that electric vehicles operate safely.

Not only in electric vehicles, but today lithium-ion batteries are present in nearly every consumer technology product, from laptops, cameras, and smartphones. Therefore, the battery on electric vehicles is very safe by nature. Batteries are devices with high technical design and if you only spend a few million on a battery, you may have bought a low quality one. Additionally, misuse and old batteries can increase the risk of fire and explosion.

In addition to electric vehicles, experts warn anyone using lithium-ion batteries in other forms should also follow proper battery charging and usage guidelines. According to researchers at the University of Michigan, devices with this type of battery must be charged and stored in a cool, dry place and should not be charged for too long or while sleeping.

Batteries should also be checked regularly to ensure they are not cracked, swollen or leaking, and people should use the charger that came with the device or use a charger from a reputable supplier. The battery is too old so you should replace it instead of reselling or reusing it.

It can be said that the mini apartment fire on Khuong Ha street is leaving horrifying memories for people across our country. Currently, the authorities have not officially announced the cause of the tragic fire at a mini apartment building in Khuong Ha. The Ministry of Public Security and Hanoi Police have directed functional forces to urgently investigate the cause of the fire and determine the exact source of the fire.

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