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#249033 21-Apr-2019 15:34
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From Stuff: https://www.stuff.co.nz/auckland/112181170/buildings-roof-on-fire-in-aucklands-onehunga

 

Huge fire in industrial building in Auckland's Onehunga

 

"A worker at nearby Ward Demolition said he understood the fire had started in a room of the Argus Fire Protection site that monitors fire alarms."


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  #2221798 21-Apr-2019 18:45
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Bugger!



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  #2221827 21-Apr-2019 19:39

How is it ironic?



He said a worker had heard the alarm go off in the building and when she returned with a fire extinguisher, the roof had caved in.


The building definitely had fire alarms according to the article.





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  #2221830 21-Apr-2019 19:42
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Aredwood: How is it ironic?



He said a worker had heard the alarm go off in the building and when she returned with a fire extinguisher, the roof had caved in.


The building definitely had fire alarms according to the article.


Read the bold part of the text



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  #2221833 21-Apr-2019 19:45
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Aredwood: How is it ironic?
The building definitely had fire alarms according to the article.

 

Their name is ... Argus Fire Protection NOT Argus Fire Detection!

 

They obviously were not protected!


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