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Fire breaks out at Finance Ministry

ANISA AZNAN
By ANISA AZNAN
06 Dec 2022 07:17pm
Finance Ministry Complex, Putrajaya - Photo: BERNAMA
Finance Ministry Complex, Putrajaya - Photo: BERNAMA
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SHAH ALAM - There was a fire at the Finance Ministry, Putrajaya earlier today.

According to a report by Free Malaysia Today, the Putrajaya fire and rescue department said the fire broke out at around 2.30pm.

“The fire was caused by solid waste at a dump site. It was contained and there were no casualties,” the report said.

A representative from the ministry confirmed the incident and said a statement will be issued soon.

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