Fire engulfs Superior Honda Parts dealership on Hagley Park Road
Fire at Superior Honda Parts dealership on Hagley Park Road (Photo: Garfield Robinson)
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August 27, 2026

Fire engulfs Superior Honda Parts dealership on Hagley Park Road

KINGSTON, Jamaica — Firefighters are now battling a blaze that has engulfed the Superior Honda Parts dealership on Hagley Park Road in St Andrew.

The cause of the fire is not yet known but the incident happened around midday. At least two units from the Jamaica Fire Brigade are on location.

Fire engulf Superior Honda Parts dealership on Hagley Park Road on Thursday , August 27, 2026 (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

There have been no confirmed reports of casualties.

Fire engulf Superior Honda Parts dealership on Hagley Park Road on Thursday , August 27, 2026 (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

Firefighters tending to the fire at the Superior Honda Parts dealership on Hagley Park Road on Thursday, August 27, 2026) (Photo: Garfield Robinson)

 

More to come.

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