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Fire damages Mahaica house

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July 23, 2021
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Fire damaged a house at Calcutta, Mahaica, East Coast Demerara on Thursday.

Enquiries revealed from the victim, Odessa Limerick that she resides with her reputed husband and her son, in a two storey wooden and concrete building.

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The victim left home for work on 2021-07-22 about 06:00 hrs leaving her reputed husband and her son at home.

However, about 09:30hrs on the said date she received a cellphone call from her aunt, who told her that her house was on fire.

As a result, the victim left work and went to her house which was completely engulfed in flames.

The Mahaica fire station was summoned and extinguished the fire.

Further enquiries revealed that the child was questioned in the presence of his mother and he stated that he went over to his aunt’s house and picked up a box of match which he took home and lit on the mattress in the back room of the upper flat.

Investigations are continuing.

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