消防處：九龍及新界1時半電壓驟降 多宗困升降機及火警鐘鳴響事故


消防處表示，九龍及新界區今日（6日）下午1時半發生電壓驟降，引發多宗被困升降機及火警鐘鳴響事故。如市民受到相關事故影響，請保持鎮定，消防處正進行救援行動及處理相關事故。

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