@petruksmg: Info terkini dari Taiwan! 💥 Pabrik Panasonic Taiwan di Hukou Industrial Park, Hsinchu, mengalami ledakan dan kebakaran hebat dini hari tadi (4/11)sekitar jam 2 malam. Warga sekitar sampai kebangun karena mengira ada gempa atau serangan rudal akibat suara ledakan yang keras banget dan bikin kaca rumah pecah. Tetap waspada untuk teman-teman yang ada di sekitar lokasi ya! 🏭⚠️#hukou #panasonictaiwan #kebakaran #infotaiwan #hsinchu

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mawar hitam :

pabrik panasonic di Taiwan itu gaji nya brpa ya? penasaran, di indo aja gede bgt gaji nya.

2026-11-04 05:11:17

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_𝓔𝓷𝓭𝓱𝓮𝓵_🕊🍃 :

smlm aku dgr ledakanya skitar jam 2mlm, ini dkt bgt dgn mes dan pabrikku

2026-11-04 16:24:46

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🪼🪼 :

Deket apartemen majikanku ini🥹

2026-11-04 05:37:20

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Dee_cR'♍ :

belakang pabrik k ini kenceng banget getarannya

2026-11-04 09:03:11

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ayangmu :

Deket pabrikku ini

2026-11-04 11:42:02

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Hiruka🦋 :

Deket rumah ledakan y bikin atap plafon sama tembok getar kaya di banting” 3x,kedenger suara ini amaku gak bisa tidur sampai pagi😭

2026-11-06 02:23:33

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༒𓆩M̸âs̶ A̸ł 🅕🅡🅐🇮🇩𓆪༒ :

di mana kak hukao tu?

2026-11-04 02:38:54

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Miss_GEM🌻 :

haduh shock banget😳 kirain yg di taipei😩 ternyta hsinchu😩🥺 smga ga ada korban ya

2026-11-04 08:51:18

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♓sorabi endog ceplok🐣 :

jam berpa itu kejadian nya,apa semalam berasa gempa itu akibat kebakaran ya

2026-11-04 04:44:51

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🥀Ani nuraini🥀 :

aku dihukuo kok gk tau pa tinggalku digunung

2026-11-04 04:02:58

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WAKILBUPATI TAICHUNG 🇹🇼✅ :

Ya tuhan

2026-11-04 07:50:23

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audreatan43 :

smalam q juga denger ledakannya sampai getar pintu kamarku ce

2026-11-04 03:06:41

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沙莉陳 :

terluka parah ,tdi di UGD ketemu yg kena ledakan ,prnh kwrja 2 thn soalnya deket. rmh ku hukou

2026-11-04 03:31:36

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mamahe vino :

pantesan semalem ada suara mobil pemadam kebakaran berturut turut kira kira jam 2 an

2026-11-04 04:05:44

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Siti Nurcahya :

2026-11-04 06:16:28

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Amizahra879 :

semoga tidak ada korban jiwa

2026-11-04 19:20:14

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NES_tie :

innalilahi,,,,

2026-11-05 00:13:35

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𝕎𝕒𝕨𝕒𝕚𝕨𝕒 :

yaa Allah ngeri 😭

2026-11-05 09:07:41

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Griya A@manah :

pantesan kemarin malam kaya gempa sekitar jam 23.30 tidur ky digoyang pas liat hp gd notif

2026-11-05 04:29:11

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Adies_Zoro :

oh ini yg jendela kamarku sampe getar

2026-11-04 13:52:33

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Taurus :

Deket kontrakanku tpi ngga denger

2026-11-04 12:45:53

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Nife Chu... :

iyah tadi pagi liat asapnya..

2026-11-04 13:25:59

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lina.D3 :

moga ngga ada korban jiwa

2026-11-04 13:47:44

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Rika NE Wawan :

Aku di hukou kok gak krungu yo..

2026-11-04 12:24:11

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 :

bau asapnya sampai ke pabrik ku ,

2026-11-05 04:31:05

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