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Police investigation launched after fire hits Pullman Hotel in Jakarta
ID🏛️ PoliticsCenter7 hr. ago

Police investigation launched after fire hits Pullman Hotel in Jakarta

A fire broke out at the Pullman Hotel in Jakarta on Saturday morning, prompting an emergency response by firefighters. The blaze was detected by hotel security guards near the emergency stairwell on upper floors. Initial attempts to contain the fire with portable extinguishers failed, leading to the deployment of 14 fire engines and 70 personnel who controlled the situation within 20 minutes. Preliminary investigations suggest an electrical short circuit on the lower levels may have caused the fire. Police forensic teams, including Inafis experts, are now examining the site to determine the exact cause and origin. No casualties or significant structural damage were initially reported.

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Antara News logoAntara NewsState / PublicCenter7 hr. ago
Police investigation launched after fire hits Pullman Hotel in Jakarta

A fire broke out at the Pullman Hotel in Jakarta on Saturday morning, prompting an emergency response by firefighters. The blaze was detected by hotel security guards near the emergency stairwell on upper floors. Initial attempts to contain the fire with portable extinguishers failed, leading to the deployment of 14 fire engines and 70 personnel who controlled the situation within 20 minutes. Preliminary investigations suggest an electrical short circuit on the lower levels may have caused the fire. Police forensic teams, including Inafis experts, are now examining the site to determine the exact cause and origin. No casualties or significant structural damage were initially reported.

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