Glasgow vape shop owner speaks out after Union Street fire city centre
The owner of a Glasgow vape shop affected by a major fire has expressed his grief and seeks answers regarding the incident.Summary
The owner of the vape shop at the center of the devastating Glasgow Central Station fire has broken his silence, expressing his grief and confusion over the incident. The fire, which began on Union Street, rapidly spread, forcing the closure of Glasgow Central Station and triggering evacuations of nearby buildings. The owner, Arslan, was not present during the fire and is seeking answers about its cause. Witnesses reported hearing a loud bang and described the shop as having “exploded,” with over 200 firefighters deployed to control the blaze. Several individuals, including Lamin Kongira and Callum Robertson, attempted to extinguish the fire before the arrival of emergency services, but were unsuccessful due to its intensity and potential electrical source. The station remains closed as the full extent of the damage is assessed and investigations continue.
(Source：Glasgow Times)
