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		<title>Fire in shop kills 35 people in southeastern Benin</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Cotonou (Reuters) &#8211; At least 35 people were killed in southeastern Benin on Saturday after a fire broke out at]]></description>
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<p><strong>Cotonou (Reuters) &#8211; </strong>At least 35 people were killed in southeastern Benin on Saturday after a fire broke out at a shop where witnesses said gasoline was being unloaded, a justice ministry representative said.</p>



<p>The fire broke out at 0930 local time in Seme-Podji municipality, near the border with Nigeria.</p>



<p>&#8220;The fire burned down the store and according to an initial assessment resulted in 35 deaths including one child,&#8221; said Prosecutor Abdoubaki Adam-Bongle in a ministry statement, adding that an investigation had been opened to determine the cause.</p>



<p>&#8220;According to the witnesses interviewed, the fire was probably started during the unloading of bags of gasoline.&#8221;</p>



<p>More than a dozen others were seriously injured and are being treated in hospital, he said.</p>



<p>A video shared widely on social media, purportedly of the fire, shows a tower of black smoke and flames spewing into the air above what appears to be a market place as shocked people watch from a safe distance.</p>



<p>Reuters was not immediately able to verify the video.</p>
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