Bamenda: 30th December Eve Saw the Ravishing of Used Metals Dumping Site by Flames

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Fire accident in Bamenda


At about 8pm a fire accident brakeout  beside Bamenda Family pharmacy just few matters from Mobile Nkwen in Bamenda III Subdivision which could be spotted as far as Mrs Ngeng - Vertinary Junction. The real cause brings doubts among onlookers but a denizen nearby the area narrated "a mad man who live  in this area and in the night he lights fire might have lighted the fire such that the flames took over the metal dealing area and had left immediately it outgrow". It was however with the help of the population and timely intervention of The Army Rescue Service  headed by   Taku Paul Senior Warrant Officer of the Bamenda Army Rescue that the fire was put off such that the Family pharmacy which was nearby was not ravish by this Accident and to him a similar incident took place though not too serious not too far from the scene. A case in which a cooking gas bottle caught fire but was immediately put out with his teams intervention.

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