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Fire erupts in Tibet Centre: Millions of rupees worth car accessories, spare goods burnt

byCustoms Today Report
19/01/2015
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KARACHI: Fire engulfed Tibet Centre, one of the main car accessories and spare good markets in the metropolis.

According to fire department, the fire broke out due to short circuit. Mentioning that it was smoke emitting out of the closed shop that warned the people around, officials of fire department said inadequate alarm system in the market doing business in goods worth millions of rupees could had been a major disaster.

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