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Fire guts Ilesa depot of International Brewery

Femi Adewale by Femi Adewale
January 29, 2022
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The crate depot of the  International Brewery, Ilesa, Osun State, was on Friday evening gutted by fire.

The  combined officers of Osun State and Federal Fire Service battled to put out the fire.

Mr Ibrahim Adekunle, the Spokesperson of Osun Fire Service, said on Saturday in Osogbo that the fire happened at the crate depot of the brewery and not the main plant.

Adekunle said several empty crates, pallets and bottles were destroyed in the fire incident, adding that his men are  still battling to totally subdue the fire as flammable objects involved are aiding the inferno.

“The fire broke out around 6p.m on Friday and our men promptly responded to the distress call to subdue and prevented the fire from spreading to other places.

“Fire fighters from the Osun State Fire Service and those of the Federal Fire Service were immediately deployed to the scene.

“The place affected is a vast expanse of land the brewery uses as depot for storing bottles and crates and no human life was affected.

“As of this morning (Saturday), we  are still at the scene trying to completely subdue the fire and this is due to inflammable items at the crate depot.

“We have, however, been able to control and restrict the fire from spreading,” he said.

Adekunle, who noted that a comprehensive investigation into the cause of the fire incident would be done later, said bush burning around the area might be the likely cause of the fire incident. 

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