Iraq Sun
IraqSun.com Saturday 11th February 2012 Issue 42/10
Follow us on Follow us on TwitterFollow us on facebook








  • More Breaking International News

  • Blue economy needed to protect Mediterranean Sea and world's oceans - UN official
  • UNESCO ready to boost assistance as Myanmar moves ahead with reforms
  • UN invites countries to tune in for first World Radio Day
  • Spanish judge should not be prosecuted for doing his job, says UN rights office
  • UN-backed report warns of dangers of increasing electronic waste in West Africa
  • UN envoy calls on Israel to preserve health of Palestinian detainee on hunger strike
  • At least 11 Somalis perish in latest Gulf of Aden boat tragedy, UN reports
  • UN agency steps up aid delivery to refugees fleeing conflict in Mali
  • Libya: UN calls for justice after killings of displaced persons
  • UN welcomes charges against army colonel over mass rapes in Guinea
  • Spanish photographer wins world press photo award
  • UN chief seeks to ease Falkland tensions
    Get Breaking International News headlines emailed to you daily.

    Fire breaks out in London building
    Iraq Sun
    Thursday 11th March, 2010  
    (IANS)


    More than 100 firefighters were tackling a blaze in a four-storey building in east London Thursday.

    The fire spread to the top of the building, which houses a restaurant and office block at Tabernacle Street, Shoreditch. However, no casualty was reported.

    The flames were said to be burning strongest on the second and third floors, engulfing half of the roof, the London Fire Brigade said.

    The fire brigade said firefighters will be tackling the blaze for a while longer but they have managed to stop it spreading, Sky News reported.

    The Metropolitan Police said a number of roads in the area have been closed and rescuers were called to the spot where 20 fire engines were involved in extinguishing the fire.


      Email this story to a friend

    Have your say on this story

    Your nickname (required)
    Message