LBCI’s camera took an exclusive tour on Saturday of the Safra carpet factory, along with members of the Civil Defense, where fire was still devouring fabric remnants used in the carpet industry.

Following 24 hours of the Civil Defense and LAF’s continued work, fire rekindled in different parts of the factory.

Security forces were compelled to close one lane of the highway out of fear of the collapse of another front of the building.

After a number of engineers came to the scene to inspect the building, it was decided to demolish a part of it that is adjacent to the highway given the threat it poses to public safety.

The fire was finally put out without ruling out the possibility that it rekindles.

The building will be demolished on Sunday morning pending actions to be taken by concerned authorities to tighten safety measures adopted by factories.