
Massive fire at motorcycle shop in HCMC, one missing, two injured
A massive fire broke out early on October 7 at a motorcycle and electric bike shop in Binh Tan District, Ho Chi Minh City. The fire, which took about an hour to extinguish, destroyed most of the shop and spread to adjacent houses and businesses. Two people were injured, and one person, believed to have been sleeping at the shop, remains unaccounted for.
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