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Fire destroys 12 outlets at Kano group market
According to a report by a neighborhood radio station, the hearth began at about midnight and continued to burn till round 6 a.m.
The affected outlets reportedly belonged to merchants dealing in palm oil, mats, mattresses and different items.
Some of the affected merchants mentioned they had been unaware of the reason for the hearth, explaining that they obtained misery calls in the course of the evening informing them that their outlets had been on fireplace, prompting them to hurry to the market.
The merchants additionally alleged that the hearth truck stationed at Gezawa Commodity Market was not useful, forcing them to hunt help from firefighters in Nassarawa.
They appealed to the Kano State Government and Gezawa Local Government Council to supply a useful fireplace truck for the realm to make sure a well timed response to future emergencies and stop additional losses.
The reason for the hearth and the entire worth of property destroyed have but to be established.
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