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Fire breaks out at level above F&B area in KLCC Tower 3

At present, there is no official information about injuries or casualties

Updated 9 months ago · Published on 01 Nov 2025 8:38AM

Fire breaks out at level above F&B area in KLCC Tower 3
The incident was captured by the host of the show The Economy with Ibrahim Sani, who viewed the blaze from his nearby residence - November 1, 2025

A FIRE was reported in the early hours on an upper floor of Menara 3 KLCC, believed to have involved a high-end food and beverage area within the building.

The incident was captured by the host of the show The Economy with Ibrahim Sani, who viewed the blaze from his nearby residence.

In the shared footage, flames are seen rising before being successfully extinguished.

Astro Awani reports that the Fire and Rescue Department has been approached for verification of the fire’s cause and the extent of damage.

At present, there is no official information about injuries or casualties. - November 1, 2025

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