On Saturday, July 17th at about 6pm, BaretaNews broke the news of a huge fire which consumed several shops in Molyko, Buea. The building which had about 20 stores in it saw everything brought down to ashes.

BaretaNews notes that accessories, assorted articles, clothes, electronics and other communication gadgets were all destroyed by the fire. This did not go without pickpockets who tried to make do with some goods as the owners tried to save some of their goods. It took the men of uniform to limit the activities of the pickpockets.

It is not yet understood what caused the fire. We are told that three families who were rendered homeless due to the fire have been moved to a hotel at Bomaka by the mayor of Buea, Ekema Patrick. The mayor also pledged support to the victims and their families.

BaretaNews salutes the moves from the Mayor. The human part showed by him is very necessary at this point in time where he had come under much attacks from the media and human right office Buea. However, BaretaNews thinks the Mayor should hence do more lobbying for the regional capital to own the fire brigade and maybe mini firefighters with the Council department could do some help in such situations.

God is still saying something.

 

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

You May Also Like

Ministry of Diaspora Engagement: BaretaNews Endorses The Idea

  Cameroon is home to more than 1738 different linguistic groups. The…

The Structure of Ambazonia: How It Will Function-Part 1

The Ambazonia Governing Council has released a blueprint of how the structure…

Southern Cameroons Independence Anniversary Gift: United States Congress Issues Strong Resolution on the Ongoing War

Southern Cameroons Independence Anniversary Gift: United States’ Congress Issues Strong Resolution on…

ESEKA VICTIMS: THE STATE WILL COVER ALL EXPENSES-BIYA

President Paul Biya, Cameroun dictator who was forced to cut his ‘short’…