Profuse fire at Tianjin, in the republic of China.

Profuse fire at chinese city of tianjin, the fire outbreak which occured in the late hours of wednessday living atleast 56 people dead and more than 720 injured. however search teams did find one survivor in the debris early on Friday.
The man pulled from the rubble 32 hours after the blast was named as 19-year-old firefighter Zhou Ti, as gathered by chinese states news agency.
Twenty-one firefighters are reported to be among the dead and several more are missing. Fire crews were already at the site when the explosions took place, having been called out after reports of a container fire.
Tianjin's fire department chief Zhou Tian told reporters that more than 1,000 firefighters and 140 fire engines were at the site on Friday.
The Tianjin Port Group Company said dozens of its employees remained unaccounted for, according to Xinhua.The warehouse that exploded in the port area is owned by a company called Ruihai Logistics, which specialises in handling hazardous goods.
The company's website says these include compressed gas, flammable liquid and toxic chemicals - some of which become highly explosive when mixed with water.
But city officials said on Friday they still did not know what materials were at the warehouse at the time of the fire, or what caused the blasts.
Gao Huaiyou, deputy director of Tianjin's work safety watchdog, said there were discrepancies between accounts by company and customs officials, adding that damage to company offices made it hard to identify the chemicals. moreover The head of Tianjin's environmental protection bureau, Wen Wurui, said pollution levels were being monitored and other officials insisted any contaminants had been contained.
Fires are still sending plumes of smoke over the destroyed buildings, burned-out vehicles and crumpled shipping containers that bore the brunt of the explosions.