Fire consumes grain and beverage area in Merca Santo Domingo

Santo Domingo.– Several units of the National District and Santo Domingo East Fire Department, along with authorities from the Santo Domingo Aqueduct and Sewerage Corporation (CAASD), participated in the efforts to extinguish the fire that affected one of the main warehouses of Merca Santo Domingo.
The fire concentrated in the area where products such as dried grains and beverages are sold. Thick columns of smoke rose from the zinc roofs and metal structures, visible from a great distance.You may be interested in: http://Comerciantes del Merca denuncian negligencia de las autoridades tras incendio
Firefighters have been working for over three hours to control the fire, although active hotspots still persist in some areas. So far, no casualties have been reported, but material losses have been considerable, according to the merchants themselves. The causes of the fire have not yet been established by the authorities.The Merca complex is composed of several covered pavilions, parking areas, wide corridors, and loading and unloading zones for trucks and vans. Dozens of people gathered in the vicinity while the extinction efforts progressed.
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