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Fire destroys 33 huts at tahfiz school in Pahang

No casualties reported as students on school break

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 24 Jul 2022 4:10PM

Fire destroys 33 huts at tahfiz school in Pahang
The Pahang Fire and Rescue Department says the fire at the Madrasah Al-Imaniyah tahfiz school spread quickly as there were 100 wooden huts situated close to each other. – Pahang Fire and Rescue Dept pic, July 24, 2022

KUANTAN – Approximately 33 wooden huts at the Madrasah Al-Imaniyah tahfiz school in Kg Darat, Jalan Sg Ular, here were destroyed in a fire early today.

However, no casualties were reported as all occupants were on school break.

Pahang Fire and Rescue Department operations assistant director Ismail Abdul Ghani said they received the distress call at 9.39am and 16 firefighters with three engines from the Gebeng and Indera Mahkota fire and rescue stations were rushed to the scene.

“There were 100 wooden huts there and they were situated close to each other, causing the fire to spread rather quickly.

“We managed to put the blaze under control at 10.29am, but 33 of the huts were completely destroyed,” he said when contacted, adding that the cause of the fire and losses suffered were still being investigated. – Bernama, July 24, 2022

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