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Wednesday, 13 May 2015

Photos: 2-storey building catches fire in Port Harcourt

A 2-storey building used for storage of Kerosene located at Abakiliki street, Mile 1 in Port Harcourt caught fire this morning but fortunately the Rivers State Fire service was there on time to put out the fire. More pics after the cut...



33 comments:

Anonymous said...

Cheeeesox!!!



*** mynameisSkelewu

Davido's driver said...

Eya

Davido's driver said...

Thanks fireservice fr swift response

Unknown said...

Hope no life was lost

Pidgin Mistress said...

Thank God

Unknown said...

Kudos to the fire service people for their prompt arrival.

Unknown said...

Tnk God no life was lost

Blog It With Olivia said...

Ihe na eme











I Rep 27th May

Unknown said...

Hmmmmmm

Unknown said...

Thank God, no life was lost. Linda take note!

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Unknown said...

a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said..
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Disaster all day everyday....
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***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***

Anonymous said...

Thank God for quick intervention of the fire service.....hope no life was lost....post a free classified advert

Unknown said...

Yayyyy!!!! First to comment lols... thank God it was contained. THIS IS YARDLEY!

Unknown said...

Tnk God..fire outbreak on d increase..
God kip saving ur children pls

Unknown said...

Yeah! Thank God.

Unknown said...

Thank God the fire service was of help.....


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Davido's driver said...

Choi

Unknown said...

Nigerians should stop bunkering ...una no go hear word

Unknown said...

At least the fire service is working

NaijaDeltaBabe said...

Fire accidents everywhr. God go help us o

Unknown said...

Thank God it is not petrol

Unknown said...

Thank God no life was lost

Subomi said...

does not look like anyone got hurt so that's good

Anonymous said...

Thank God there are no casualties.I want to call people's attention to something going on my street,there is a man that store and sells petrol and diesel in a house .The house does not belong to him but from what I heard the owner of the house is late,he happens to be the oldest tenant in the house.Other tenants dare not complain,if there's any1 or body that can help stop this man should comment below.This is a risk to the environment,please help

Unknown said...

God save, and help us frm trgic tragic accidents.

Unknown said...

Thank God it was handled before it could cause more damage. Kudos to the men and women of the fire service.



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Unknown said...

Bad news. Their should be strict regulation on houses oo

Unknown said...

Thnk God no life was lost

Unknown said...

Thank God no life was lost

Unknown said...

Too bad but thank goodness no life was lost.


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Nky said...

choi

Unknown said...

Thank God no life ws lost

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