Fire guts Coscharis in Lagos

Fire,Thursday morning gutted Coscharis warehouse at Kirikiri area in Lagos.

Vanguard gathered that firefighters from the Lagos State Fire Service and the Navy are battling to extinguish the fire which eyewitnesses said started 4:00am.

The warehouse  is said to contain goods like tyres, spare parts, gas cylinders, Agro-products, and inverters and valued at billions of Naira.

Details later.

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