Emergency responders extinguish fire at Pepsi storage center
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Emergency responders extinguish fire at Pepsi storage center
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Mon, 16/07/2012 - 16:30
Emergency responders in Gharbiya Governorate have extinguished huge fires that started Sunday at the Pepsi company storage center on the Tanta-Alexandria Agricultural Road.
The fire lasted for almost hours, and no casualties were reported.
Authorities filed a police report on the fires. Responders used more than 15 fire engines to put them out.
The fire destroyed hundreds of packages of water and bottle caps, and losses reportedly exceeded LE1 million.
Early investigations suggested that an electrical issue might have caused the fire.
Edited translation from Al-Masry Al-Youm
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