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The City of Harare has blamed a crowd and shop owners for the late response by the fire brigade in putting out a fire that engulfed a building at the corner of Cameroon Street and Fidel Castro Road (formerly Charter) on Wednesday afternoon.
In a statement, the local authority said anti-riot police were later deployed to the scene to disperse a “big crowd” that had gathered there and had blocked firefighters from accessing the building.
It also said that when the fire started, the shop owners did not immediately alert the fire brigade. The City of Harare said:
<blockquote>
There was a huge fire at a shop at the corner of Cameroon Street and Fidel Castro Road (formerly Charter) which started just before 2 p.m.
The property was extensively damaged. Our fire brigade was initially blocked from accessing the building by a big crowd gathered there.
The firefighters had to engage Anti-riot police to disperse the crowd.
The firemen then accessed the building after some time and by then the fire had caused extensive damage. 
The fire brigade however managed to control the fire. 
It also turns out that the shop owners took time to inform the fire brigade of the fire, judging by the amount of goods they managed to take out before the fire escalated.
What caused the fire is still a subject of investigation by the fire brigade team. 
The City would want to warn residents against blocking our firefighters from doing their work.
It is also dangerous for people to go so close to such fire situations.
</blockquote>
On Thursday, Harare Mayor His Worship Cllr Ian Makone visited the building that was destroyed by the fire and spoke to some of the owners.
The Fire Department is still investigating what caused the fire which destroyed property worth millions of dollars.
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula News</a>

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Bystanders Blamed For Fire Brigade's Late Response To Harare CBD Inferno

A reported 15 vehicles were destroyed by fire at Top Gear Panel Beaters, a garage in Marondera town’s industrial sites, on Thursday night.
The vehicles were awaiting service and repairs and were parked inside the building when the fire, whose cause is yet to be ascertained, broke out.
<a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/15-cars-destroyed-by-fire-at-garage/">The Herald</a> reported sources as saying the Marondera fire brigade could not attend to the fire as its single fire tender was away for service.
A fire engine was despatched from Harare but by the time it arrived at the scene of the fire, the garage and the cars within it had been destroyed.
Zimbabwe Republic Police (ZRP) deputy spokesperson in Mashonaland East Province Assistant Inspector Misheck Denhere could not give the the exact number of vehicles destroyed.
However, sources close to investigations said more than 15 vehicles were destroyed in the inferno.
One of the residents of Marondera, Ralph Chimanikire, said the fire incident was tragic, adding that the Marondera Municipality needs to be capacitated. He said:
<blockquote>
We are pained by this tragedy which has affected this young entrepreneur who was working here.
I am one of his clients. The unfortunate part is they could not get help to extinguish this fire. It is very unfortunate.
Something has to be done by Marondera Municipality so that they become proactive and react to issues like this one. 
We are so worried; a lot of vehicles have been destroyed. If only assistance had come in time, some vehicles were going to be saved.
</blockquote>
A witness, Cecilia Chiwara, who lives near the garage, told The Herald that alerted the fire brigade about the fire and was told that they did not have equipment to assist. She said:
<blockquote>
I first saw some smoke in the building and I immediately called the owner of the garage and told him about the fire.
I then rushed to the fire and ambulance site which is about 100 metres from the garage, and they told me that they did not have any vehicle to use.
I then called Harare’s fire department and they responded and by the time they got here, the fire had already destroyed all the vehicles in the building.
</blockquote>
Marondera Municipality public relations officer Kudakwashe Tapfumaneyi released a statement on 01 September following the fire incident. It reads:
<blockquote>
The Municipality of Marondera would like to inform Marondera residents and stakeholders that there was a fire outbreak at the Top Gear Panel Beaters in the industrial area last night.
The fire damaged cars and other property that was within the garage. The Council fire tender was out on routine service and could not be used to respond to the accident.
However, Council enlisted the assistance of the Harare City emergency services who managed to attend to the accident.
Council is liaising with the Police and other authorities to try to determine the cause of the fire outbreak. Details of the cause of the outbreak will be released to the public once investigations are concluded. 
Marondera Municipality is expecting to receive a new fire tender from the new fleet of fire tenders that were recently commissioned by His Excellency the President, D. ED Mnangagwa following their procurement from Belarus.
The new fire tender will be a good addition to our emergency vehicle fleet which currently only has one fire tender. 
Council would like to express its heartfelt sympathy to all those who lost their property due to the fire incident.
Residents and stakeholders are encouraged to remain calm while authorities carry out the necessary investigations.
</blockquote>
More: <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/">Pindula </a>

15 Vehicles Awaiting Service Destroyed By Fire

Four families in Bulawayo were Tuesday night left stranded after a block of flats in the city centre caught fire, <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/bulawayo-residential-flat-goes-up-in-smoke/">Chronicle</a> reported.
The fire, which erupted at Ringwood Flats located at the corner of Second Avenue and George Silundika Street, is suspected to have started at around 4 PM.
Two weeks ago, another fire hit the city centre area when a fuel tanker caught fire during decanting while another flat at <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/two-bulawayo-families-survive-fire-at-ascot-shopping-centre/">Ascot caught fire last month</a>.
The entire third floor of the flat was reduced to ashes and tenants were left counting losses.
Bulawayo acting chief fire officer Mr Lynos Phiri said they delayed arriving at the scene as they were attending three other fire calls in Matsheumhlope suburb and Umguza.
One of the tenants, Mr Trymore Mangwiro, told Chronicle that he was informed about the fire while he was at work. He said:
<blockquote>
We lost everything in the inferno as we could not salvage anything. My sister called the fire brigade but they delayed coming and as such they could not salvage anything. It is unclear what exactly transpired there.
</blockquote>
Mr Mangwiro said he heard that the fire started in a room where there were only children whose parents were at work. 
A neighbour, Mrs Nomalanga Dube, said they only saw a thick cloud of smoke coming out of the flat.
She said the power was switched off and people were shouting for help.
The first fire tender arrived without water but they quickly connected to the nearby fire hydrant before two other fire tenders arrived.
Mr Phiri said they were still conducting investigations to establish the cause of the fire.
Bulawayo Mayor, Councillor Solomon Mguni wrote on Facebook last night urging residents to take insurance against fires. He also expressed concern over dilapidated buildings in the city centre.
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Another Building Catches Fire In Bulawayo

A survey conducted by The Herald revealed that fire departments in the country’s major towns and cities have no capacity to handle major fire incidents.
Speaking to the publication, City of Harare emergency services assistant chief fire officer Mr Lovemore Mafukidze said that Harare has 15 functional fire trucks out of 20, 3 functional aerial ladders out of five, 14 specialist functional vehicles and 14 ambulances and out of the total, 10 are working. He also said that the three sub-stations in Kuwadzana, Waterfalls and Greendale are equipped with a single fire truck each.
Chairperson of the caretaker commission appointed by Government to look into the welfare of Chitungwiza, Mr Madzudzo Pawadyira said that the town has one functional fire engine which was recently acquired through donation. He said that it does not have  connectivity by radio with City of Harare. In Beitbridge, town secretary Mr Loud Ramakgapolo said they only have one functional fire truck. Below are the statistics for other towns according to the Herald’s survey:
<ul>
<li>Mutare – 1 truck out of 3.</li>
<li>Gweru- 2 out of 5 trucks, 6 ambulances.</li>
<li>Masvingo- 3 out of 4 trucks, one rapid intervention vehicle and 3 ambulances.</li>
<li>Bulawayo- 8 functional ambulances out of 11.</li>
</ul>
More: <a href="http://www.herald.co.zw/fire-departments-disaster-mode/">Herald</a>

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