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Garage fire causes $80,000 damage
WINNIPEG - Investigators are poring over the remnants of a Scurfield Boulevard garage that was destroyed by fire Wednesday night.
Firefighters were called to 460 Scurfield Boulevard just after 8 p.m. and found a working fire in a double attached garage.
The fire was confined to the garage, which was destroyed.
Damage to the contents, which included a vehicle, is about $80,000.
There were no injuries.
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Posted by: antonebraga
February 5, 2010 at 1:18 PM
What does anyone expect in case of loss (hurricane, tornado, earthquake, flood, fire, etc.)?
The disaster itself is news. What happens after the dust settles is the story.
Insurance policyholders, and more importantly disaster survivors, need to be informed of access to basic rights and information. Much is available, gratis! It just takes looking