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11 cars, 23 motorcycles destroyed in fire at workshop

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ALOR STAR: Eleven cars and 23 motorcycles were destroyed when a workshop in Kampung Jerang Belangga, Kota Sarang Semut, caught fire early today.

The workshop was about 90 per cent razed in the 3.30am incident.

The Kedah Fire and Rescue Department said firemen from the Guar Cempedeka, Pendang and Jalan Raja stations arrived at the scene about 20 minutes after a distress call was received.

It said no casualties were reported in the incident.

"The fire was brought under control at 3.53am. Twenty firement were involved in the operation. They were assisted by 10 volunteer firemen and the police," it said in a statement.

The cause of the fire and the cost of damages are still being ascertained.

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