韩国火电厂火势减弱 未发生爆炸
韩国全罗南道丽水市一处火电厂星期一（4月7日）早上9时28分左右（新加坡时间早上8时28分左右）发生火灾，目前无人员伤亡，起火原因暂不明。
韩联社报道，这座火电厂坐落在丽水市丽水国家产业园区内，火电厂内的脱硫设备拆除现场冒出火焰和浓烟，未发生爆炸。截至当地时间10时30分，火势有所减弱。
发电厂说，这是一座设备老化并在2021年末停止运行的发电设施。
消防人员还在现场展开灭火作业。
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