Chinese police detain 11 over deadly Tianjin skyscraper fireBEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese police have detained 11 people in connection with a deadly skyscraper fire in the northern port city of Tianjin, the municipal government said on Sunday, after an investigation found numerous fire code violations.  The blaze which killed 10 and injured five early on Friday morning was caused by renovation materials catching fire on the 38th floor of a serviced apartment building, the Tianjin government said in a post on its official Weibo account.  It said the companies responsible for the renovations had left a fire prevention water tank empty, rendering firefighting equipment useless and allowing the fire to spread quickly.  Fire safety has come under scrutiny and attracted increased media attention in China after a deadly blaze last month killed 19 in the far southern fringe of Beijing, which has led to citywide evictions seen by some people as unfairly targeting the vulnerable underclass. Sparks from drilling work caused a blaze at a warehouse storing rubber products in a logistics park in China s eastern Shandong province on Friday, though no casualties were reported. On Sunday, another fire broke out at a small insulation factory in Xian, in northwestern Shaanxi province. No casualties were reported. All but one of the dead in the Tianjin fire were renovation workers who were sleeping on site, against regulations. All were men and all were migrant workers from other Chinese provinces. Tianjin party secretary Li Hongzhong said authorities would carry out citywide fire safety inspections in response to Friday s blaze, the official Tianjin Daily reported. worldnews
chinese police detain deadly tianjin skyscraper firebeijing reuters chinese police detained people connection deadly skyscraper fire northern port city tianjin municipal government said sunday investigation found numerous fire code violations the blaze killed injured five early friday morning caused renovation materials catching fire floor serviced apartment building tianjin government said post official weibo account it said companies responsible renovations left fire prevention water tank empty rendering firefighting equipment useless allowing fire spread quickly fire safety come scrutiny attracted increased media attention china deadly blaze last month killed far southern fringe beijing led citywide eviction seen people unfairly targeting vulnerable underpass sparks drilling work caused blaze warehouse storing rubber products logistics park china eastern shading province friday though casualties reported on sunday another fire broke small insulation factory ian northwestern shaanxi province no casualties reported all one dead tianjin fire renovation workers sleeping site regulations all men migrant workers chinese provinces tianjin party secretary li hongkong said authorities would carry citywide fire safety inspections response friday blaze official tianjin daily reported worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Chinese police detain 11 over deadly Tianjin skyscraper fireBEIJING (Reuters) - Chinese police have detained 11 people in connection with a deadly skyscraper fire in the northern port city of Tianjin, the municipal government said on Sunday, after an investigation found numerous fire code violations.  The blaze which killed 10 and injured five early on Friday morning was caused by renovation materials catching fire on the 38th floor of a serviced apartment building, the Tianjin government said in a post on its official Weibo account.  It said the companies responsible for the renovations had left a fire prevention water tank empty, rendering firefighting equipment useless and allowing the fire to spread quickly.  Fire safety has come under scrutiny and attracted increased media attention in China after a deadly blaze last month killed 19 in the far southern fringe of Beijing, which has led to citywide evictions seen by some people as unfairly targeting the vulnerable underclass. Sparks from drilling work caused a blaze at a warehouse storing rubber products in a logistics park in China s eastern Shandong province on Friday, though no casualties were reported. On Sunday, another fire broke out at a small insulation factory in Xian, in northwestern Shaanxi province. No casualties were reported. All but one of the dead in the Tianjin fire were renovation workers who were sleeping on site, against regulations. All were men and all were migrant workers from other Chinese provinces. Tianjin party secretary Li Hongzhong said authorities would carry out citywide fire safety inspections in response to Friday s blaze, the official Tianjin Daily reported. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: chinese police detain deadly tianjin skyscraper firebeijing reuters chinese police detained people connection deadly skyscraper fire northern port city tianjin municipal government said sunday investigation found numerous fire code violations the blaze killed injured five early friday morning caused renovation materials catching fire floor serviced apartment building tianjin government said post official weibo account it said companies responsible renovations left fire prevention water tank empty rendering firefighting equipment useless allowing fire spread quickly fire safety come scrutiny attracted increased media attention china deadly blaze last month killed far southern fringe beijing led citywide eviction seen people unfairly targeting vulnerable underpass sparks drilling work caused blaze warehouse storing rubber products logistics park china eastern shading province friday though casualties reported on sunday another fire broke small insulation factory ian northwestern shaanxi province no casualties reported all one dead tianjin fire renovation workers sleeping site regulations all men migrant workers chinese provinces tianjin party secretary li hongkong said authorities would carry citywide fire safety inspections response friday blaze official tianjin daily reported worldnews