Firemen Respond to Junk Food Warehouse Fire Incident in Caloocan
JUNK FOOD WAREHOUSE – A warehouse in Deparo, North Caloocan was caught by fire early today, August 27.
Undeniably, one of the most tragic incidents that can ever happen is a structure being caught by fire. It may leave not only damages to properties but as well as the lost of lives.
In many cases in the past, a fire incident left hundreds of thousands worth of damages. This usually took place in warehouses most especially to the ones with no caretakers.
Electric wiring is undeniably one of the most common root of fire. The earlier the incident is reported to the authorities, the bigger the chance of saving the lives of people inside the structure and a wider portion of the area from getting toppled.
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Early today, August 27, a junk food warehouse in Caloocan was caught by fire. Based on a report on ABS-CBN News, the incident took place in Barangay 168, Deparo, North Caloocan.
The warehouse’s caretaker, Wilma Antonio, woke up to a warehouse on fire around 2:00 am in the morning. According to the report, she and her child hurriedly went out of the structure together with their dog.
The urgency to be able to get out from the place made Wilma forget to wear her own slippers as they ran outside the building. The fire reached the first alarm before it was put down.
Fortunately, no one got hurt by the incident. As of this writing, there are still no further updates as to the damages caused by the incident.
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