Major fire at Ashenheim Road warehouse
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November 19, 2021

Major fire at Ashenheim Road warehouse

A major fire is now blazing at 2 Ashenheim Road in St Andrew. The premises is believed to be a warehouse for the furniture store Singer.

At least six fire trucks are on the scene with fire fighters tackling the blaze which started about 2 am.

At 5am, a fire fighter on the scene told OBSERVER ONLINE that the blaze is not close to being under control.

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