Un niño de 12 años provoca un incendio en la oficina donde trabajaba su padre en China

Un niño de 12 años en Ningbo, China, inició un fuego que destruyó la oficina de su padre tras ser dejado solo durante la jornada laboral el 30 de abril.

El padre llevó al niño a una oficina en Ningbo, en la provincia de Zhejiang, al este de China, el 30 de abril con el objetivo de fortalecer su vínculo emocional. Mientras el padre trabajaba, el niño se aburrió y prendió fuego a unos pañuelos de papel con un encendedor. Las chispas encendieron objetos cercanos y el fuego se propagó rápidamente hasta convertirse en un gran incendio que envolvió la oficina. El niño llamó a su padre, quien solicitó la presencia de los bomberos. El padre y otros empleados utilizaron un extintor de polvo seco para sofocar gran parte del incendio, pero las instalaciones quedaron destruidas. No se registraron heridos, aunque las pérdidas alcanzaron decenas de miles de yuanes.

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