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Fire at the Avenues

I received two emails regarding a fire at the Avenues mall this morning. The last email I received stated that the damage from the fire effected the area from Debenhams up to as far as Top Shop and that some stores were still closed as of this moment and the mall was full of smoke and water.

According to an employee of iCity, a restaurant next to Starbucks caught fire. I also called D*lush and they told me that a large portion of the mall was currently cordoned off by police and that they couldn’t get close enough from their side to see what had happened. An employee of the store Carbon Fiber told me he didn’t know the name of the place that caught fire but it was near Columbus Cafe.

Update (11:55AM): My original source emailed back with an update. Currently the word is the cause of the fire was electrical and thats why it spread really fast. Esprit has also been completely obliterated which means that the fire also spread to the second floor not just the first.

Update (6:32PM): The Slider Station owner sent me a picture of some of the damage from the Avenues. I posted it above.

Update (11:12PM): According to my original source, the fire started on the 2nd floor (ESPRIT) and spread quickly. The sprinkler system came on and ended up flooding the stores below (Top Shop, Foot Locker). The smoke re-circulated through all of the air conditioning ducts and has smoke damaged all of the products in the stores below.

39 replies on “Fire at the Avenues”

Please stop saying ‘today morning’ and use ‘this morning’ instead…

‘I received two emails regarding a fire at the Avenues mall THIS morning.’

thats all πŸ™‚

toni : sprinklers dont stop a fire. Just help not spreading it. But no way can it stop spreading a big fire. Im gussing it wasnt a minor fire if it spread up to the 2nd floor.

singing :
“the roof.. the roof.. the roof is on fire …. the roof.. the roof.. the roof is on fire ”

@ Frankom :
cause the avenues is not in salmeiya .. and it’s near the (good people area’s)
and by the good people i mean the people who fight with 3ajrat !

hmmm intresting the avenues is a good place and has some bad 3ajaad mayeb they did somthing wrong this time and realy bad XD((they always pull the fire alarm in the avenus you wont know this time if it was real or fake))

there is no fire on first floor – just second floor – ESPRIT
near shops are ok and all walls and structure already
repainted and near-by shops cleaned >> no injuries

ummm.. you mentioned a shop called CARBON FIBER* but you spelt it CARBON FIRE, missing the B. heads up incase of copyright shit.

I guess the sprinkler did their job.

hilaliya:

Each store is responsible for doing their electrical work. Each store has its own circuit breaker. It looks like the electrical fire was localized to that store and probably cause by their own system.

I think they say today morning in Canada or something. Canadians are weird with language.

Yeah Mark, stop saying today morning, it sounds retarded. Would you say today evening I went to the cinema? Exactly! It sounds like a Bengali speaking English.

Good day πŸ™‚

they had to clear their stock. their sales are sh*t despite their discounts so leave the coffee maker on before you close shop for the night. short circuit causes fire, sprinkler system minimizes damage to neighboring stores, get a phat insurance check. make money money money

guys i am looking for …..

Morphy Richards (electronics store) in kuwait. Whether it be its supply agents in Kuwait or itself?

If any one knows please inform me asap.

Thanks

Guys.. something to thing about… “Bengalis can’t speak English” is an inaccurate generalization that’s probably based on the large workforce of mostly Bangaldeshi cleaners that are employed in Kuwait.

A large number if Bengalis are well educated people. Three of them have won Nobel Prizes!

“The Bengali poet and novelist, Rabindranath Tagore, became the first Nobel laureate from Asia when he won the 1913 Nobel Prize in Literature. Other Bengali Nobel laureates include Amartya Sen (1999 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences) and Muhammad Yunus (2006 Nobel Peace Prize).”
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bengali_people

Now I’m not Bengali – but just saying…

Varma – “Bengalis” refers to people who speak the Bengali language which is spoken in India and Bangladesh. Tagore and Sen qualify by that definition.

The term in Kuwait is “Bangali” – which even if it used to denote Bangladeshis – is a unfortunate stereotype as many are not uneducated.

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