Electrical goods th
at included six television sets, chips
frying machines, stoves, cooking utensils and furniture among others belonging
to Ligi Night Club and Restaurant were burnt.
One of the electricians who refused to identify themselves
suspected that one of the chips fryer was left on.
“Electricity power was yesterday cut and restored three
times within some minutes that exposed most electrical gadgets to danger but on
this incident we strongly suspect that the chips fryer was left on,” he said.
“The chips fryer shows that it was where fire started
because it was severely burnt. “Switching off and on of electrical power mainly
affect gadgets,” he said.
A number of onlookers had no kind words with Zimbabwe
Electricity Supply Authority accusing them of endangering their electrical
gadgets following the switching on and off power before the circulating of a
video of the burning Ligi Night Club.
“ZESA ngaizivise vanhu nguva yekudzima nekubatidza magetsi
kwete zvekungodzima dzima vachibatidza uye zvisina kuziviswa,” one of the
onlookers was heard saying.
While some were lamenting for the burnt meat in the
butchery some were wailing for the television sets where they used to view
English soccer matches.
The bottle store and an area crafted for legends were
spared from the fire while the butchery, smoking point and the restaurant were
reduced to ashes. Police details were on ground recording statements from one
of the managers. H Metro
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