Author: Myesha Broadie

Despite losing several items to a fire at the Constant Spring Arcade in St. Andrew this morning, some business operators are expressing relief that no life was lost.

The blaze which started at about 9 AM, destroyed two shops and damaged another.

Some 20 firefighters contained the fire, but not before it caused damage estimated at $6.8 million.

Tyrone, the owner of a restaurant and bar affected, said while he had no goods in the shop, some equipment was destroyed.

He expressed relief that no one died as a result of the blaze.

Meantime, Kedisha Miller whose bar was destroyed said she lost everything in the blaze.

The Jamaica Fire Brigade is investigating the cause of the blaze.

Despite losing several items to a fire at the Constant Spring Arcade in St. Andrew this morning, some business operators are expressing relief that no life was lost.

The blaze which started at about 9 AM, destroyed two shops and damaged another.

Some 20 firefighters contained the fire, but not before it caused damage estimated at $6.8 million.

Tyrone, the owner of a restaurant and bar affected, said while he had no goods in the shop, some equipment was destroyed.

He expressed relief that no one died as a result of the blaze.

Meantime, Kedisha Miller whose bar was destroyed said she lost everything in the blaze.

The Jamaica Fire Brigade is investigating the cause of the blaze.

Despite losing several items to a fire at the Constant Spring Arcade in St. Andrew this morning, some business operators are expressing relief that no life was lost.

The blaze which started at about 9 AM, destroyed two shops and damaged another.

Some 20 firefighters contained the fire, but not before it caused damage estimated at $6.8 million.

Tyrone, the owner of a restaurant and bar affected, said while he had no goods in the shop, some equipment was destroyed.

He expressed relief that no one died as a result of the blaze.

Meantime, Kedisha Miller whose bar was destroyed said she lost everything in the blaze.

The Jamaica Fire Brigade is investigating the cause of the blaze.

Despite losing several items to a fire at the Constant Spring Arcade in St. Andrew this morning, some business operators are expressing relief that no life was lost.

The blaze which started at about 9 AM, destroyed two shops and damaged another.

Some 20 firefighters contained the fire, but not before it caused damage estimated at $6.8 million.

Tyrone, the owner of a restaurant and bar affected, said while he had no goods in the shop, some equipment was destroyed.

He expressed relief that no one died as a result of the blaze.

Meantime, Kedisha Miller whose bar was destroyed said she lost everything in the blaze.

The Jamaica Fire Brigade is investigating the cause of the blaze.

Despite losing several items to a fire at the Constant Spring Arcade in St. Andrew this morning, some business operators are expressing relief that no life was lost.

The blaze which started at about 9 AM, destroyed two shops and damaged another.

Some 20 firefighters contained the fire, but not before it caused damage estimated at $6.8 million.

Tyrone, the owner of a restaurant and bar affected, said while he had no goods in the shop, some equipment was destroyed.

He expressed relief that no one died as a result of the blaze.

Meantime, Kedisha Miller whose bar was destroyed said she lost everything in the blaze.

The Jamaica Fire Brigade is investigating the cause of the blaze.

Despite losing several items to a fire at the Constant Spring Arcade in St. Andrew this morning, some business operators are expressing relief that no life was lost.

The blaze which started at about 9 AM, destroyed two shops and damaged another.

Some 20 firefighters contained the fire, but not before it caused damage estimated at $6.8 million.

Tyrone, the owner of a restaurant and bar affected, said while he had no goods in the shop, some equipment was destroyed.

He expressed relief that no one died as a result of the blaze.

Meantime, Kedisha Miller whose bar was destroyed said she lost everything in the blaze.

The Jamaica Fire Brigade is investigating the cause of the blaze.

Despite losing several items to a fire at the Constant Spring Arcade in St. Andrew this morning, some business operators are expressing relief that no life was lost.

The blaze which started at about 9 AM, destroyed two shops and damaged another.

Some 20 firefighters contained the fire, but not before it caused damage estimated at $6.8 million.

Tyrone, the owner of a restaurant and bar affected, said while he had no goods in the shop, some equipment was destroyed.

He expressed relief that no one died as a result of the blaze.

Meantime, Kedisha Miller whose bar was destroyed said she lost everything in the blaze.

The Jamaica Fire Brigade is investigating the cause of the blaze.

Despite losing several items to a fire at the Constant Spring Arcade in St. Andrew this morning, some business operators are expressing relief that no life was lost.

The blaze which started at about 9 AM, destroyed two shops and damaged another.

Some 20 firefighters contained the fire, but not before it caused damage estimated at $6.8 million.

Tyrone, the owner of a restaurant and bar affected, said while he had no goods in the shop, some equipment was destroyed.

He expressed relief that no one died as a result of the blaze.

Meantime, Kedisha Miller whose bar was destroyed said she lost everything in the blaze.

The Jamaica Fire Brigade is investigating the cause of the blaze.

Despite losing several items to a fire at the Constant Spring Arcade in St. Andrew this morning, some business operators are expressing relief that no life was lost.

The blaze which started at about 9 AM, destroyed two shops and damaged another.

Some 20 firefighters contained the fire, but not before it caused damage estimated at $6.8 million.

Tyrone, the owner of a restaurant and bar affected, said while he had no goods in the shop, some equipment was destroyed.

He expressed relief that no one died as a result of the blaze.

Meantime, Kedisha Miller whose bar was destroyed said she lost everything in the blaze.

The Jamaica Fire Brigade is investigating the cause of the blaze.

Despite losing several items to a fire at the Constant Spring Arcade in St. Andrew this morning, some business operators are expressing relief that no life was lost.

The blaze which started at about 9 AM, destroyed two shops and damaged another.

Some 20 firefighters contained the fire, but not before it caused damage estimated at $6.8 million.

Tyrone, the owner of a restaurant and bar affected, said while he had no goods in the shop, some equipment was destroyed.

He expressed relief that no one died as a result of the blaze.

Meantime, Kedisha Miller whose bar was destroyed said she lost everything in the blaze.

The Jamaica Fire Brigade is investigating the cause of the blaze.