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Fire guts King’s College Budo girls’dormitory

No life casualties registered as girls were out for preps

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Fire gutted a girls’ dormitory at King’s College Budo on Tuesday morning.

Images of a burning dormitory on Tuesday morning appeared on social media at dawn, which sent chills down the spines of friends and families of students and old students of one of the oldest traditional schools in Uganda.

The building on fire has been identified as Grace House, one of the girls’ dormitories.

Police spokesman Luke Oweyisigire said no life casualties have been reported as the girls had moved for morning preps. He added Police’s fire and rescue department contained the fire.

The cause of the fire and the extent of damages are yet to be known .

School fires in Uganda had reduced as education management upped their antennas on safety precautions in institutions.

At the nearby Budo Junior school, fire killed 19 pupils including National Hero Yvonne Namaganda, in April 2008. Namaganda died saving others girls from the fire.

 


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