Police investigate suspected petrol bomb attack on Durban CBD businesses
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What IOL reported
A fire broke out at a printing shop on Denis Hurley Street (Queen Streeet) in Durban’s CBD on Tuesday. A flammable liquid is suspected to have been used, while the circumstances are under investigation.
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Police investigate suspected petrol bomb attack on Durban CBD businesses. A fire broke out at a printing shop on Denis Hurley Street (Queen Streeet) in Durban’s CBD on Tuesday. A flammable liquid is suspected to have been used, while the circumstances are under investigation. Covered by 1 publications. IOL: Police investigate suspected petrol bomb attack on Durban CBD businesses.
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- IOL South Africa Police investigate suspected petrol bomb attack on Durban CBD businesses A fire broke out at a printing shop on Denis Hurley Street (Queen Streeet) in Durban’s CBD on Tuesday. A flammable liquid is suspected to have been used, while the circumstances are under investigation. 29 Oct · Tier 3
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