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Property of unknown value was destroyed when fire gutted the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation staff canteen. No casualties were reported. Broadcast operations were not affected by the incident. The fire that started at around 5am was put out by a combined team of fire fighters from the General Service Unit and the G4S company.
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Property worth millions extensively damaged in KBC canteen fire
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