Feline Fiasco! Cat Turns On Cooker, Sparks Fire, Causes Rs 11 Lakh Damage In China Home
A cat named Jingoudiao in China accidentally triggered its owner's induction cooker, leading to a fire that caused over 100,000 yuan in damages. Jingoudiao was playing in the kitchen when it stepped on the cooker's touch panel, igniting a blaze that engulfed the entire first floor of the owner's loft in Sichuan province.
Upon returning home, Dandan found her cat, Jingoudiao, hiding in a cabinet upstairs, covered in ash but unharmed. Amusingly, she renamed Jingoudiao's Douyin account to "Sichuan's most badass cat" and featured him on live streams to "compensate." She even joked about making him "work to pay off his debt" and?labeled?him as an "arsonist."
Dandan later posted a letter of apology online, signed with her fingerprint and Jingoudiao's paw print, admitting?fault for forgetting to switch off the cooker's power. She?promised to prioritize fire safety in the future.
The incident went viral, attracting millions of views and comments from pet owners. On mainland social media, humorous reactions abounded, with one person jokingly speaking as Jingoudiao, saying, "I just wanted to cook my mum dinner." Others thanked Dandan for reminding them to switch off their electric cookers due to their?own?mischievous pets.
Commenters shared their own experiences, with one saying, "Thank you. I just switched off my electric cooker. I have a naughty cat who goes everywhere in my flat." Another added, "My cat just keeps flushing the toilet, leaving me to pay big water bills."
The incident serves as a reminder of the unpredictable antics of pets and the importance of fire safety measures in households. Dandan's lighthearted approach to the mishap, coupled with her commitment to raising awareness, resonated with millions online.?
Ultimately, Jingoudiao's accidental kitchen adventure became a viral sensation, sparking both laughter and reflection among social media users worldwide.??
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