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Dubai: 200 Shops Gutted in Fire in Cabin Market in Deira

  •   Wed, Apr 02 2008 11:48:32 AM

by Mustafa Chitrap, Abu Dhabi

DUBAI, Apr 2: Around 200 shops were gutted in fire in the Naif area in Deira on the wee hours of Wednesday. According to eyewitness the incident occurred at around 1:45 am.

Primary reports say that the fire was due to electrical short circuit in an air-conditioning unit, which was located next to a transformer.

The market sold textiles,ready-made garments, perfumes and toys. Most of the shops were owned by Indians.

More details awaited
  

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  • SAMIYA, MANGLORE/DUBAI

    Thu, Apr 03 2008

    REALLY SAD TO HEAR ABOUT THE KNIFE FIRE ACCIDENT.THIS IS SECOND SUCH INCIDENT HAPPENEING IN DUBAI,THE FIRST BEING AL QUOZ FIRE ACCIDENT.WE RESIDENTS OF DUBAI HAVE TO BE VERY CAREFUL HANDLING ELECTRIC EQUIPMENTS AND GAS CYLINDERS.

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  • Jasmine Basheer, Dubai

    Wed, Apr 02 2008

    So many fire accidents in Dubai within few weeks! I am a resident of Naif since past 6 years. It’s really very bad to see such incidents in our neighborhood.

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