Santa Clara’s “Kandonga” Fire Extinguished (Photo + Video)

SANTA CLARA, Cuba – A medium-sized fire with spread lines has been successfully extinguished in the Las Flores public area, popularly known as Cantonga, in Santa Clara.

According to Telecubanacán journalist Yunier Javier Sifonte Díaz on Facebook, the fire, whose causes are currently being investigated, has initially affected between 7 and 10 points of sale.

Fortunately, no humans were injured as a result of the incident. Both local workers and owners of the affected businesses were instrumental in evacuating other outlets and extinguishing the fire quickly. The fire was brought under control within an hour, preventing further damage to the area.

Owners of affected kiosks face huge material losses, worth millions of pesos. The damage is currently being assessed and authorities are expected to assist in the recovery of victims.

The concerned authorities have started a thorough investigation to ascertain the exact cause of the fire. So far, no specific details on the possible causes have been provided, but the results of the investigation are expected to shed more light on the phenomenon.

And quick action by those on the scene is essential to avoid dire consequences. The unity and cooperation shown by the workers and owners of the affected businesses underscores the importance of solidarity and prompt response in emergency situations.

The incident in the Las Flores common area, the well-known Cantonga de Santa Clara, underscores the need for prevention and security measures in public and commercial spaces. Competent authorities should take note of these phenomena to implement measures to guarantee the safety and well-being of the community.

Over time, normalcy is expected to return to the affected area and businesses can resume full operations. Community solidarity and the support of the authorities are essential for the rapid recovery and reconstruction of the affected kiosks.

We will continue to report as more details become available on the causes and effects of this fire in the Las Flores de Santa Clara general area.