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Caribbean Paradise caught fire. | SMN News

September 22, 2019

Caribbean Paradise caught fire. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- On Sunday, September 22th 2019, about 09.00 am, the patrol from Philipsburg and the Fire department was directed to Front-street where it was reported that one of the businesses was on fire. Upon arrival on the corner of Afloop-Steeg on Front-Street, the Fire department noticed smoke emerging out of the store Caribbean Paradise. The personnel of the fire department was forced to remove the steel door at the front, to gain entrance to the building. After removing the door a quick assessment was done of the fire. Shortly after the fire was brought under control by personnel of


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