Over 100 People Reportedly Unemployed following massive blaze in English Habour
Reports indicate that over a hundred individuals are now unemployed in the wake of the destruction of multiple businesses in English Harbour.
Yacht Club Maria, which was home to the renowned Alfa Nero yacht, as well as Skull Duggery cafe, Cloggy’s, Dock Master Office, and Dockside Liquor, have all been tragically consumed by a devastating fire.
Firefighters are still on the scene.
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