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Fire in Cape Town contained after damaging 13 structures – False Bay Cape Town

8 December 2015 by Alan

Fire in Cape Town contained after damaging 13 structures – (curated as of interest to False Bay Cape Town and Cape Town).

The fire which has destroyed about 13 structures at Simons Town in False Bay in the Cape Peninsula has been contained. However, Cape Town Fire and Rescue Services say while the situation has been brought under control for now, changing wind …
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