According to Hong Kong media such as "Eastern Network", a fire broke out in a mansion at No. 9 Anderson Road, Fei Nga Shan, Hong Kong at about 0:00 this morning. Thick smoke rose into the sky and the fire became more intense.

Source: Global Network

[Global Network Report] According to Hong Kong media such as "Eastern Network", at about 0:00 today (8th), a fire broke out in a mansion at No. 9 Anderson Road, Fei'e Shan, Hong Kong, with thick smoke rising into the sky. The fire grew more intense. 18 helpers evacuated the mansion on their own, and many of them escaped with their pet dogs. None of them were injured. Some of the helpers boarded two private cars and left the scene. "Dongwang" said that the information showed that the mansion was the residence of Lin Qingxia . Sources said that the fire was located in a room on the second floor. Brigitte Lin was not in the mansion at the time of the incident.

reported that the fire department issued a special fire notice at 3:29 this morning, saying that if citizens near the fire scene were affected by smoke and odor blown by the wind, they called on them to close their doors and windows and stay calm.

The firefighting high-altitude rescue team arrived at the scene at about 4 o'clock as reinforcements. The team members brought two drones equipped with heat detectors and used one of the drones to detect the temperature of the fire scene. In addition, about 25 members of the fire special support team also sent reinforcements to the fire scene to assist.

reported that the fire was under control at 5:02 in the morning, but a large amount of thick smoke was still coming out of the mansion, and firefighters used ladders to spray water on the fire scene.

According to "Sing Tao Network", Fei'e Mountain is a gathering place for celebrities. Earlier reports stated that the houses at Nos. 9 and 11 Anderson Road are owned by Brigitte Lin and her family. In addition to having a private swimming pool, the mansion , there is also a tennis court on the rooftop. According to reports, Brigitte Lin’s husband Xing Liyi purchased the property for HK$130 million in 2006 and later gave the property to Brigitte Lin as a gift for her 60th birthday and their 20th wedding anniversary.