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Fire destroys 12 shops at Kano community market

According to a report by a local radio station, the fire started at about midnight and continued to burn until around 6 a.m.
The affected shops reportedly belonged to traders dealing in palm oil, mats, mattresses and other goods.
Some of the affected traders said they were unaware of the cause of the fire, explaining that they received distress calls in the middle of the night informing them that their shops were on fire, prompting them to rush to the market.
The traders also alleged that the fire truck stationed at Gezawa Commodity Market was not functional, forcing them to seek assistance from firefighters in Nassarawa.
They appealed to the Kano State Government and Gezawa Local Government Council to provide a functional fire truck for the area to ensure a timely response to future emergencies and prevent further losses.
The cause of the fire and the total value of property destroyed have yet to be established.

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