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Inferno ravages another compound at Old Jeshwang

Africa » Gambia
Wednesday, April 25, 2012

A fire outbreak has again ravaged a house in Old Jeshwang in the Kanifing Municipality, destroying virtually all the household belongings of one Aminata Sambou, a mother of three children.

Speaking to the Daily Observer, Madam Sambou, who said she is a vendor at the market informed that she was not at home at the time of the incident. She confirmed that all her household belongings, including valuable documents were consumed in the inferno.

“I and my children are left with nothing except the cloth that we are wearing,” she said, while indicating that they will be temporary housed in an apartment given to them by a good samaritan. Anyone willimg to help can contact: 4399802 / 3658204.

Author: Bintou KB Janneh & Aminata Ngum
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