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Four cars burnt at shopping centre car park in Ipoh

According to reports in the Chinese media, 14 fire and rescue personnel rushed to the scene and were assisted by volunteers.

Updated 7 months ago · Published on 26 Nov 2025 9:56AM

Four cars burnt at shopping centre car park in Ipoh
The cause of the fire is under investigation. - Pictures from Bomba Channel Facebook, November 26, 2025

FOUR cars were burnt in an incident at 8.37pm at a shopping centre car park in Falim, Ipoh, Perak yesterday.

According to reports in the Chinese media, 14 fire and rescue personnel rushed to the scene and were assisted by volunteers.

The cars involved in the incident – a Volvo S80, BMW X4, Proton Saga dan Toyota Vios were reportedly about 50 per cent damaged, mainly the engine and front passenger sections.

The fire was completely extinguished by 9.54pm and there were no injuries reported.

The cause of the fire is under investigation. - November 26, 2025

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