Bireuen DPMGP-KB Office on the First Floor of Bireuen Regent's Office Building Burns Down.
The Village Community Empowerment, Women and Family Planning Office or DPMGP-KB Bireuen on the first floor of the Bireuen Regent's Office building burned down.
As a result of the fire on Thursday (15/8/2024) at around 03.20 WIB in the morning, four rooms in various fields, including the head of the office, were burned down, while other rooms were also damaged and blackened by thick smoke.
The speed of the response efforts of a number of Cot Gapu youths who immediately asked for help at the Bireuen City Fire Department main post, the flames were quickly extinguished, and the officers on duty from squad A also arrived at the location very quickly.
According to information from several Cot Gapu Village youths, they were initially sitting around the Cot Gapu Green Open Space (RTH) field a hundred meters west of the Regent's office.
Suddenly they saw a fire in the regent's office, it is not yet known how the incident started before they saw flames from the DPMGP-KB office at the Bireuen Regent's Office.
Several young men immediately went to the scene of the crime (TKP) to make sure and there was no one at the location. Several others reported to the Bireuen firefighters.
"Seeing the flames in the regent's office, some of us went straight to the location because the west gate was locked, we tried to enter from the second gate which was not locked, the office room was already on fire," said a young man.
Two other friends then went by Honda to ask for help at the fire station in Bireuen City. Then two young men came to report a fire in the Regent's office.
"We immediately deployed three fire engines to the location, the flames burned the lower room in the DPMGP-KB office. It is suspected that the fire was from an electrical short circuit in the computer section.
"Arriving at the scene, we immediately extinguished the flames in the lower room, suspected to be caused by an electrical short circuit in the computer section. The flames had not yet spread to the other rooms," explained Abed.
