Fire destroys 12 shops at Kano community market
A fire outbreak has destroyed about 12 shops at a community market in Gezawa Local Government Area of Kano State. According to a report by a local radio station, the fire started at about midnight and continued to burn until around 6 a.m. The affected shops reportedly belonged to traders dealing in palm oil, mats, […] Fire destroys 12 shops at Kano community market
A devastating fire has razed approximately twelve shops within a community market located in Gezawa Local Government Area, Kano State. According to an account relayed by a local radio station, the blaze ignited around midnight and continued to smolder until approximately 6 a.m. The market, which housed a variety of traders selling palm oil, mats, mattresses, and other merchandise, bore the brunt of the inferno.
Several affected merchants expressed their bewilderment regarding the origin of the fire, stating they were alerted to the blaze through emergency notifications during the early hours of the morning. This urgency prompted a swift response from the traders, who rushed to the scene to salvage what they could. They further alleged that the local fire truck, stationed at Gezawa Commodity Market, was inoperable, necessitating the procurement of aid from firefighters in Nassarawa.
The merchants beseeched the Kano State Government and Gezawa Local Government Council to provide a fully functional fire truck for the locality, emphasizing the imperative need for prompt emergency response to avert future financial setbacks. As of now, the source of the fire and the total monetary value of the destroyed property remain undetermined.
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