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June 23, 2025

WATCH: Fesco gas truck on fire on Spanish Town Road

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Firefighters are now working to contain a burning Fesco gas truck along Spanish Town Road in Kingston in the vicinity of the Riverton City Dump.

The cause of the fire is not yet known, but it has since spread to the Agri World Farm Store along the strip.

Over six units are responding to the incident.

No injuries have been reported thus far.

(Photo: Ramon Thompson)

(Photo: Ramon Thompson)

(Photo: Ramon Thompson)

(Photo: Ramon Thompson)

(Photo: Ramon Thompson)

(Video: Ramon Thompson)

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