Firefighters control fire on roof of Kamarra shopping gallery: grill could have caused accident

A huge fire broke out in the gallery Inside Kamarra Mallin the district success According to information from Canal N, the incident consumed the top floor of the lot located between Girona Luis Garibaldi and Girona Sebastian Barranca.

The fire alerted firefighters, whose units arrived immediately and within an hour were able to contain the blaze, which threatened to spread to other commercial galleries.

They reached that place Eight firefighting units, who controlled the fire on the upper floors of this shopping gallery. Meanwhile, many businessmen are worried as they fear that the fire or ash from the fire could reach other galleries and shops.

In the latest information, it has been confirmed that workers from this gallery built a grill on the top floor New Year 2024.

The men in red have closed off access to Giron Gribaldi, and only the police and fire departments are allowed access.

Marcos Pajulo, A representative of the municipality success, said the cause of the fire remains under investigation, but ruled out any personal injuries to be regretted. He pointed out that the gallery's owners had left the volcanoes of a grill after a meeting inside a room built from prefabricated materials.

“We're going to assess what it's about and now the firefighters have finished evacuating some of the traders as a precaution. Emergency is under control. It was on the roof and it didn't affect the other equipment,” Pajuelo said.

After controlling the incident, Civil Defense members will enter the shopping gallery and collect data to confirm the actual causes of the fire.

George's Canal, He pointed out that the Deputy Commander of the General Fire Department was inside the security guard building at the time of the fire, along with his wife, who lives there. “We are engaged in extinguishing the fire. The fire is contained. “Material damage only.”

He pointed out that most of the buildings in Kamara are galleries. “But in some cases they are multi-purpose and warehouses and even houses. Couldn't be sure it was multiple rooms. “We saw piles of wood.”

He said the building did not have a firefighting system and if it had, it would not have worked. “We should have everything under control in 30 or 40 minutes.”

He suggested removing fire-causing materials from the home.

Remember to call in case of fire Central 116 of Fire Department It is essential to follow established safety protocols to ensure personal safety and the safety of others. Below are the steps to follow:

• be quiet: Calmness is essential to take appropriate decisions in emergency situations.
• Assess the situation: Determine the proper location of the fire and its size. If the fire is small and can be extinguished safely, use an appropriate fire extinguisher. If not, go to the next step.
• Warning to others: Notify everyone in the area about the fire. Use alarms or screams to make sure everyone is aware of the situation.
• Call emergency services: Dial the emergency number (116 Firefighters) To inform firefighters and provide accurate details of fire location and severity.
• Clear the field: If the fire is large or uncontrollable, evacuate immediately. Use designated escape routes and do not use elevators during a fire.
• Close nose and mouth: Use a piece of cloth, scarf or mask to cover your nose and mouth to avoid inhaling toxic fumes.
• Stay close to the ground: Smoke will rise, so it's safer to stay low to the ground as you head toward the exit.
• Don't go back: Once you leave, do not return to the area affected by the fire. Let the firefighters and professionals handle the situation.
• Meet in a safe place: After exiting, meet at the pre-arranged safe meeting point. This makes it easy to check that everyone is safe.
• Wait for the authorities: Do not attempt to return to the building until proper authorities declare it safe to do so.

Remember that personal safety and the safety of others is the most important thing in the event of a fire. Following these steps will help minimize risks and ensure a safe evacuation.