Just yesterday, social media swiped the screen: the downstairs of Qneens Place, a popular building in Melbourne, was surrounded by fire trucks, and a large number of residents were evacuated urgently.
I thought it was a fire, but later I found out that the fire did happen, but it was completely different from what everyone imagined.
A fire broke out on the 40th floor of the apartment, and firefighters rushed to the scene, but the fire was mainly concentrated in a room on the 40th floor and did not spread outward. But the smoke kept filling.
A Chinese netizen who lives on the 39th floor said that he was woken up by the fire alarm in the early morning and walked on the street, but his home was flooded, and the homework he had written before was still in the computer...
After being allowed to return to her room, she found that the laundry room and bathroom were beginning to seep water, and the ceiling was also full of water, because the flooding affected the electrical circuit, and the entire floor was unable to provide electricity, which lasted for at least 2 days.
A large number of Chinese residents were also affected, and everyone was looking for the truth of the matter, and they came up with a shocking fact: the fire was suspected to have been caused by a Chinese student, who inhaled laughing gas and set the quilt on fire.
Then the netizen who broke the news also posted a photo, which seems to be the circle of friends of this girl who inhales laughing gas, and you can see that there are scattered laughing gas bottles on the ground, and the quilt is still on fire.
Many residents in the building have been notified that the fire seems to have been caused by laughing gas inhaling and losing control of their emotions.
Now there are complaints on the Internet, and there is a Chinese notice suspected to be from the apartment, someone will enter the site to clean up today, but it will still affect the normal life of many people, especially the residents on the 39th floor.
There are also people on social media who continue to expose relevant information, and it seems that someone knows this international student. said that she was a classmate in Canada before, and something similar had happened to her.
The veracity of these comments is unknown, but it is highly likely that the international student is still a repeat offender. Someone else said on social media that the international student ran to the corridor after lighting the quilt at home, and he was indeed not injured at all, but the entire building was affected.
We also interviewed experts at Au Property, who said that in this case, the insurance company is likely not to pay for it, and that ordinary Strata Insurance simply covers some common areas.
If you don't buy Landlord Insurance, not only will you have no one to bear your losses, but you will also have to pay for the losses downstairs...
The owner of this property is a Chinese, and after the incident, he said that his heart was broken...
Obviously, this international student can't afford such an expensive compensation fee, and I don't know if the homeowner has purchased the relevant insurance, if not, then the money may fall on the homeowner...
Finally, the harm of drugs is not only harmful to physical health, but also can be a threat to everything around you when you lose control of your emotions.
For example, drug addicts who gnaw people's legs on the street, and Chinese students who set fire to their houses...
If the drug hazard continues, the disaster scene in the movie could really be played out in the real world!
Overseas Chinese must remember to cherish life and stay away from drugs!