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PHOTOS: Fire Guts Section Of Justrite Superstore In Akowonjo Area Of Lagos
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PHOTOS: Fire Guts Section Of Justrite Superstore In Akowonjo Area Of Lagos

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An early-morning fire has gutted a part of the Justrite Superstore in the Akowonjo area of Lagos State. 

The Lagos State Fire and Rescue Service, however, said the incident, which happened at a store around Jimoh Bus Stop, Egbeda-Akowonjo, Lagos, was extinguished by firefighters. 

“The incident involves the second floor of the commercial building, housing the electronics section of the store,” the Controller General of the Lagos State Fire and Rescue Service, Margaret Adeseye, said in a statement on Thursday.

“Upon arrival, firefighters swiftly deployed firefighting equipment and commenced coordinated operations to contain the fire, prevent its spread to adjoining sections of the building, and safeguard lives, property and the environment. 

“The Fire has been put out, and recovery of the remains is ongoing to bring the mop-up exercise to a wrap. The cause of the fire is suggestive of an alternative power source solar inverter system, while no casualty has been recorded.”

Footage of the inferno, shared on social media and by the agency, showed smoke billowing from the rooftop.

See more photos from the fire outbreak below:

 

 

 

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