Fire completely destroyed a three-bedroom house at North East Point yesterday morning, according to the Seychelles Fire and Rescue Services Agency (SFRSA).

In a communique issued yesterday, the agency stated it received the call at 5.40am and deployed two fire tenders and a water bowser from the Victoria Fire Station to the scene, with ten firefighters.

They reached the place also known as ‘North East Point Dan Vilaz’, within six minutes.

“Upon arrival it was noticed that the fire had completely engulfed the house. The team of firefighters acted quickly to get the fire under control. It took around ten minutes to put the fire under control and thirty minutes to completely extinguish it,” read the communique.

There was no one around at the time of the fire.

The house was of concrete blocks, covered with corrugated iron sheets.

SFRSA together with the police have opened an investigation to determine the cause of the fire.

The Seychelles Fire and Rescue Services Agency yesterday confirmed that fire destroyed a house in Grand Anse Mahé and partly affected another one adjacent to it, in an incident that was reported on Monday evening.

Fire completely destroyed the upper floor of a two-unit block flat at La Gogue yesterday morning, according to the Seychelles Fire and Rescue Services Agency.

In a press release issued late yesterday afternoon, the SFRSA said the other part of the flat remained intact.

Fire completely destroyed a five-bedroom house at Anse Aux Pins yesterday afternoon.

According to the Seychelles Fire and Rescue Services Agency, the incident was reported at 5.12pm.

A house in Anse Royale has been partially damaged by fire.

The incident happened on Saturday and the Seychelles Fire and Rescue services Agency (SFRSA) said it received a call regarding a fire outbreak in a house at Anse Royale at 1.13pm and immediately two fire tenders from Anse Royale fire station were deployed with a total crew of eight fire fighters assisted by one water bowser. Another fire tenders from the Victoria fire station with a crew of four fire fighters also rushed to the scene.

Fire partially damaged a house at Anse Louis in the early hours of Friday, according to the Seychelles Fire and Rescue Services Agency.

In a press statement issued yesterday, the agency said it received a call regarding a fire outbreak in a house at 0053hrs and immediately deployed three fire tenders from the Anse Royale fire station, and a 10-member crew.