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Fire Breaks Out at Boko Circle Office, No Casualties Reported

Fire

In a close call, a fire broke out at the Boko Revenue Circle office late Saturday night, threatening to engulf the facility. Vigilant pedestrians noticed the flames and promptly alerted the Boko Police. The local police, along with nearby residents, swiftly acted to extinguish the fire, which originated from a notice board affixed to the office wall.

The fire, though contained, caused significant damage to the notice board area and nearby documents. Officials from the Boko Revenue Circle office expressed relief that no casualties were reported in the incident. They credited the quick response of the police and local residents for preventing what could have been a major tragedy.

The cause of the fire is under investigation, with initial reports suggesting a possible electrical fault in the notice board’s wiring. Firefighters arrived promptly on the scene to ensure that the flames did not spread further within the office premises.

Authorities have assured that necessary steps will be taken to assess the extent of the damage and restore normalcy to the office operations. The incident has highlighted the importance of fire safety measures and public vigilance in preventing potential disasters.

Local residents have praised the swift action of the police and firefighters, emphasizing the critical role of community awareness and preparedness in emergencies. Efforts are underway to enhance fire safety protocols at government offices across the region to prevent similar incidents in the future.

Officials have urged the public to remain cautious and report any signs of fire or potential hazards promptly to prevent escalation. The incident serves as a reminder of the need for vigilance and proactive measures to protect public and government property from unforeseen emergencies.

As investigations continue, authorities are focusing on identifying the exact cause of the fire and implementing corrective measures to avoid such incidents. The community’s collaborative effort in responding to the fire at the Boko Revenue Circle office has been commended as a model of effective emergency response and disaster management.

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