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Thank you so much for your quick Response. First off there is currently another fire burning down multiple buildings at Mandilas as we speak the fire started at 7pm its 12:30am (Over 5 hours now) and the fire is still burning multiple buildings seriously, Secondly eyewitness accounts allege that...

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