Fire breaks out at chemical warehouse in Demra, fire service brings it under control
A fire broke out at a tinshed ink manufacturing factory in Amulia, Demra area of the capital. Four units of the fire service are working to control the fire.
The fire broke out at 11:38 am on Thursday (April 30). Fire Service Duty Officer Rashed Bin Khalid said that they received the news of the fire at 11:55 am. Upon receiving the news, four units quickly reached the spot and started working to control the fire.
According to the latest information, members of the fire service are working tirelessly to control the fire.
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