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Firefighters have dealt with a blaze at a shopping centre in the Creggan area of Londonderry. Up to 30 firefighters have dealt with a blaze at a shopping centre in the Creggan area of Londonderry.
The fire broke out in the loading bay of the complex at the Rath Mor Business and Community Centre in Bligh Lane. It was reported at about 0550 GMT. The fire broke out in the loading bay of the complex at the Rath Mor Business and Community Centre in Blighs Lane. It was reported at about 0550 GMT.
Five fire appliances from Derry and Strabane tackled the blaze which is thought to have started accidentally.
A bakery has been badly damaged and there was smoke damage to the rest of the building.A bakery has been badly damaged and there was smoke damage to the rest of the building.
Conal McFeely, of Creggan Enterprises, said that traders were thankful the fire did not cause worse damage.Conal McFeely, of Creggan Enterprises, said that traders were thankful the fire did not cause worse damage.
"It's obviously unfortunate that this has actually happened just coming up to Christmas, but hopefully we'll have everything open on Monday morning again," Mr McFeely said."It's obviously unfortunate that this has actually happened just coming up to Christmas, but hopefully we'll have everything open on Monday morning again," Mr McFeely said.
"We're delighted with the fact that our sprinkler systems and alarm systems worked very effectively and from that point of view the damage could have been much worse.""We're delighted with the fact that our sprinkler systems and alarm systems worked very effectively and from that point of view the damage could have been much worse."