Suddenly, a fire broke out in the Amazon ONT9 warehouse, and a large amount of goods were burned

Many sellers and freight forwarding friends will be sleepless again in the past few days!

Yesterday, a fire broke out in the Amazon warehouse in the United States, and the fire was skyrocketing.

On the morning of June 5, Western Time, a fire broke out at ONT9, a well-known Amazon warehouse in Redland, California (total area 1.1 million SQF)

The fire broke out in a warehouse building in Redlands, which is located east of Los Angeles County near San Bernardino at approximately 5:30 in the morning.

The California Transportation Company closed highways in nearby areas, while staff tried to extinguish towering flames.

By 7:30 am, helicopter video showed that most of the building's roof had been burned, exposing hundreds of feet of burned warehouse.

It is unclear what caused the fire.

E-commerce customers who have delivered to ONT9 these days have a quick check

REDLANDS, Calif. — Crews battled a vast fire at a Southern California Amazon distribution center Friday morning.

The blaze broke out at the 1.1 million-square-foot warehouse complex in Redlands — east of Los Angeles County, near San Bernardino — some time around 5:30 a.m.
Caltrans shut down freeways in the immediate area while crews tried to douse towering flames.

By 7:30 a.m., helicopter video showed much of the building’s roof had burned off, exposing hundreds of feet of burnt warehouse.

It was not immediately clear what started the blaze.