Business operators counting losses following fire at Constant Spring Arcade in St. Andrew this morning

At least three business operators are counting their losses this morning after fire engulfed snack centres at the Constant Spring Arcade in St. Andrew.

The fire which started at around 8:05 A.M., destroyed two of the centres and partially burned another.

Assistant Superintendent at the Jamaica Fire Brigade, Courtney Thompson says 24 firefighters responded to the scene to tackle the blaze.

It is not yet clear what caused the fire.

Meanwhile, one carpenter who was working near the impacted area explained how he was alerted to the fire by another shop owner.

Firefighters have estimated the damage to be $6.8 million.

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North Central Clarendon residents being educated on fire safety, procedures to prevent loss of lives and property damage

At least three business operators are counting their losses this morning after fire engulfed snack centres at the Constant Spring Arcade in St. Andrew.

The fire which started at around 8:05 A.M., destroyed two of the centres and partially burned another.

Assistant Superintendent at the Jamaica Fire Brigade, Courtney Thompson says 24 firefighters responded to the scene to tackle the blaze.

It is not yet clear what caused the fire.

Meanwhile, one carpenter who was working near the impacted area explained how he was alerted to the fire by another shop owner.

Firefighters have estimated the damage to be $6.8 million.

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At least three business operators are counting their losses this morning after fire engulfed snack centres at the Constant Spring Arcade in St. Andrew.

The fire which started at around 8:05 A.M., destroyed two of the centres and partially burned another.

Assistant Superintendent at the Jamaica Fire Brigade, Courtney Thompson says 24 firefighters responded to the scene to tackle the blaze.

It is not yet clear what caused the fire.

Meanwhile, one carpenter who was working near the impacted area explained how he was alerted to the fire by another shop owner.

Firefighters have estimated the damage to be $6.8 million.

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Police say no parking allowed at National Stadium tomorrow for Vybz Kartel’s Freedom Street concert

At least three business operators are counting their losses this morning after fire engulfed snack centres at the Constant Spring Arcade in St. Andrew.

The fire which started at around 8:05 A.M., destroyed two of the centres and partially burned another.

Assistant Superintendent at the Jamaica Fire Brigade, Courtney Thompson says 24 firefighters responded to the scene to tackle the blaze.

It is not yet clear what caused the fire.

Meanwhile, one carpenter who was working near the impacted area explained how he was alerted to the fire by another shop owner.

Firefighters have estimated the damage to be $6.8 million.

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At least three business operators are counting their losses this morning after fire engulfed snack centres at the Constant Spring Arcade in St. Andrew.

The fire which started at around 8:05 A.M., destroyed two of the centres and partially burned another.

Assistant Superintendent at the Jamaica Fire Brigade, Courtney Thompson says 24 firefighters responded to the scene to tackle the blaze.

It is not yet clear what caused the fire.

Meanwhile, one carpenter who was working near the impacted area explained how he was alerted to the fire by another shop owner.

Firefighters have estimated the damage to be $6.8 million.

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Opposition calls on Finance Minister to appoint FSC Appeal Tribunal

At least three business operators are counting their losses this morning after fire engulfed snack centres at the Constant Spring Arcade in St. Andrew.

The fire which started at around 8:05 A.M., destroyed two of the centres and partially burned another.

Assistant Superintendent at the Jamaica Fire Brigade, Courtney Thompson says 24 firefighters responded to the scene to tackle the blaze.

It is not yet clear what caused the fire.

Meanwhile, one carpenter who was working near the impacted area explained how he was alerted to the fire by another shop owner.

Firefighters have estimated the damage to be $6.8 million.

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Agriculture Minister expects bigger, better 2025 for farmers and fishers after tumultuous 2024

At least three business operators are counting their losses this morning after fire engulfed snack centres at the Constant Spring Arcade in St. Andrew.

The fire which started at around 8:05 A.M., destroyed two of the centres and partially burned another.

Assistant Superintendent at the Jamaica Fire Brigade, Courtney Thompson says 24 firefighters responded to the scene to tackle the blaze.

It is not yet clear what caused the fire.

Meanwhile, one carpenter who was working near the impacted area explained how he was alerted to the fire by another shop owner.

Firefighters have estimated the damage to be $6.8 million.

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“Despite barriers and detour, people still chose to use Craigmill bridge”, NWA says heed warning when structures deemed unsafe

At least three business operators are counting their losses this morning after fire engulfed snack centres at the Constant Spring Arcade in St. Andrew.

The fire which started at around 8:05 A.M., destroyed two of the centres and partially burned another.

Assistant Superintendent at the Jamaica Fire Brigade, Courtney Thompson says 24 firefighters responded to the scene to tackle the blaze.

It is not yet clear what caused the fire.

Meanwhile, one carpenter who was working near the impacted area explained how he was alerted to the fire by another shop owner.

Firefighters have estimated the damage to be $6.8 million.

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Jamaica Urban Transit Company reports reduction in vandalism of its buses

At least three business operators are counting their losses this morning after fire engulfed snack centres at the Constant Spring Arcade in St. Andrew.

The fire which started at around 8:05 A.M., destroyed two of the centres and partially burned another.

Assistant Superintendent at the Jamaica Fire Brigade, Courtney Thompson says 24 firefighters responded to the scene to tackle the blaze.

It is not yet clear what caused the fire.

Meanwhile, one carpenter who was working near the impacted area explained how he was alerted to the fire by another shop owner.

Firefighters have estimated the damage to be $6.8 million.

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“No Excuse!” – NSWMA chastises citizens who continue to create illegal dumping sites across the island

At least three business operators are counting their losses this morning after fire engulfed snack centres at the Constant Spring Arcade in St. Andrew.

The fire which started at around 8:05 A.M., destroyed two of the centres and partially burned another.

Assistant Superintendent at the Jamaica Fire Brigade, Courtney Thompson says 24 firefighters responded to the scene to tackle the blaze.

It is not yet clear what caused the fire.

Meanwhile, one carpenter who was working near the impacted area explained how he was alerted to the fire by another shop owner.

Firefighters have estimated the damage to be $6.8 million.

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