Breaking news! A fire broke out in an Amazon distribution warehouse in the United States!

At about 7:00 a.m. on June 5, Pacific Time, a fire broke out at an Amazon distribution warehouse in Redlands, California. According to pictures from the scene, the fire was quite large and a large amount of goods were burned!

Video footage from the scene showed huge flames engulfing the building and black smoke billowing into the air. Firefighters poured streams of water on the spreading flames, which were almost instantly engulfed and even began burning truck trailers parked at the loading dock, some of which bore the Amazon logo. It was not immediately clear what caused the fire, and fire officials have not yet reported any injuries.

According to Fox News, the fire was not caused by the burning of goods in the warehouse, but by the trailer outside the Amazon warehouse. According to Amazon's delivery rules, ordinary truck companies are generally not allowed to DROP OFF the pallets and boxes (drive away the front of the truck, leaving only the pallets and boxes), but express delivery companies can DROP OFF directly. Although the cause of the incident cannot be determined at present, it is likely that the goods in the cabinet caught fire, and firefighting is still in progress.

Caltrans closed the eastbound lanes of the 10 Freeway at Mountain View Boulevard and the westbound lanes of California Street for more than an hour. Smoke and flames were visible from the freeway.

Witnesses at the scene said there were about 100 workers in the building when the fire started, but everyone was safe and there were no reports of injuries.