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Fire outbreak at popular SPAR shopping outlet in Calabar [VIDEO]

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A fire outbreak is currently raging at SPAR, a popular shopping outlet in Calabar, this Saturday morning.

The fire, which reportedly started inside the shopping outlet, has sent thick smoke billowing across the city, while fierce flames can be seen from Barracks Road, about 100 yards away from the scene.

Firefighters had reportedly arrived at the scene and are making efforts to put out the raging flames.

The cause of the fire is yet to be ascertained as of the time of filing this report.

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Fire outbreak at popular SPAR shopping outlet in Calabar [VIDEO]

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