Fire destroys one of biggest shopping centres in Warsaw

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A massive fire that broke out on Saturday night in a shopping centre in Warsaw almost completely destroyed the place, authorities said. Nobody was hurt during the fire.
The Marywilska 44 with almost 1,400 commercial units – including many kiosks – was among the biggest shopping centres in Warsaw. It was owned and managed by Mirbud.
“Almost 100% of it was burned. The fire is being extinguished and this will take many hours, perhaps several hours,” Mariusz Feltynowski, commander-in-chief of the State Fire Service told a news conference on Sunday.
He added that almost 200 firefighters were taking part in extinguishing the fire.

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