A large tubular object, still smouldering, crashed into farmlands in northern China.

The video was filmed in Linfen City in Shanxi Province on November 1.

Forest fire and rescue services were quickly on the scene to address the situation. Eyewitnesses report that the mysterious debris appears to be remnants of a rocket booster.

An official from the Zhongduo Township government has provided details on the occurrence. On the morning of November 1, multiple pieces of what are believed to be parts of a rocket booster fell to the township. A security cordon has been promptly set up around the crash site, and guards have been arranged to monitor the situation.

Fortunately, there have been no fires or injuries resulting from the incident.

The official stated that the local authorities had received advance notice of the potential for debris to fall in the area. As a precautionary measure, villagers were evacuated on the evening of October 31 and were only allowed to return home after the debris had fallen the following morning.

In related news, the Taiyuan Satellite Launch Centre had a triumph with the successful launch of the Tianhui-5 satellite into its planned orbit using the Long March 6A rocket at 6:50 am on November 1. The launch has been declared a complete success, with the satellite functioning correctly in its designated trajectory.

The video was provided by local media with permission.

11月1日早上，山西临汾吉县中垛乡，有大型管状物体落入农田，还在冒烟，森林消防救援人员正在现场开展工作。目击者称，这是火箭推进器的残骸。
中垛乡政府一名工作人员介绍，1日早上，中垛乡落下多块物体，应该是火箭推进器残骸。目前现场已经拉起警戒线，安排人员看守，没有引起火灾和人员伤亡。
该工作人员还称，当地提前接到了相关通知，已于10月31日晚上安排村民撤离，11月1日早上残骸落下后才让村民们回家。

据相关报道，11月1日6时50分，太原卫星发射中心使用长征六号改运载火箭，成功将天绘五号卫星发射升空，卫星顺利进入预定轨道，发射任务获得圆满成功。