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KK lodging catches fire, six foreign guests rescued
Published on: Tuesday, February 06, 2024
By: Sherell Jeffrey
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KK lodging catches fire, six foreign guests rescued
Firemen rescue a person sitting on a ledge on the third floor of the premises on fire. (JBPM pic)
Kota Kinabalu: Six foreigners were rescued by firefighters after a lodging where they were staying in Kg Air, here, caught fire on Tuesday.

The six aged, between 22 and 28, were from Switzerland, Slovakia, Russia, the US, Japan and France. 

All six managed to get to a ledge on the third floor of the premises to escape the fire.

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