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38 injured in Egypt police HQ fire - Vimarsana News

38 injured in Egypt police HQ fire

No fewer than 38 people have been injured in a huge fire that broke out at a police headquarters in the Egyptian city of Ismailia on Monday,

Egypt Police Headquarters Fire: 38 Injured, Building Destroyed in Blaze - Vimarsana News

Egypt Police Headquarters Fire: 38 Injured, Building Destroyed in Blaze

A massive fire at an Egyptian police headquarters in Ismailia leaves 38 injured. Emergency services respond, and an investigation is underway

Source: news18.com
38 injured as horrific fire engulfs police facility in Egypt's Ismailia - Vimarsana News

38 injured as horrific fire engulfs police facility in Egypt's Ismailia

No deaths have been reported so far as the flames were contained after multiple fire trucks rushed to the scene

Source: geo.tv
At Least 38 Injured In Police Headquarters Fire In Egyptian City - Vimarsana News

At Least 38 Injured In Police Headquarters Fire In Egyptian City

A huge fire broke out at a police headquarters in the Egyptian city of Ismailia on Monday, injuring at least 38 people before it was put out, according to the health ministry. No fatalities were immediately reported but the building was fully staffed with policemen when the fire broke out before dawn, The New Arab reports. By the time the first rescue services arrived, the blaze had engulfed the entire building of the Ismailia Security Directorate.

JUST IN: About 38 injured in Egypt police HQ fire – Opinion Nigeria - Vimarsana News

JUST IN: About 38 injured in Egypt police HQ fire – Opinion Nigeria

The disaster was blamed on the dilapidated building which housed the church, and the maze of alleyways in the neighbourhood where it was located, which slowed down arriving firefighters.