Attack on a suspected arson restaurant North-East in London “looked like a scene of Halloween”, a local businessman said.
Police, paramedics and Fire fighting But was called for the scene Indian fragrance in woodford avenueGant Hill in Ilford Around 9 o’clock on Friday.
CCTV Foots by fire, Who left three people life-threatening conditionA man was shown running out of the building with a fire in his clothes.
Footage suggests that a group of people with their face has been shown restaurant Before putting liquid on the floor. Second later, the flames inside the restaurant are surrounded by flames.
The surface part was damaged by the fire, and the crew rescued five people from the restaurant. The London Fire Brigade said nine others were already out.
39 -year -old Saeed Bokhari said that he spoke to the manager of the restaurant, saying: “He was crying. He was very surprised. He was really crying. He was very scared.”
Mr. Bokhari said: “It is terrible and it is very scary.”
“It looked like a scene in Halloween. It was a serious, dramatic thing and people were running around him,” he said, referring to the injured person.
Mr. Bokhari, who has run a business in the area for 15 years, said: “It is scary because we run retail stores that are welcoming customers.
“The doors are open like the doors of your house. We cannot see everyone to see if they are safe. The only is that high road can protect.
“It’s scary. You are worried to people. You are worried about your business.
“London is not such a funny place.”
No arrests have been made after the suspect arson attack and the cause of the explosion is being investigated. Fire fighting And mate.
A local resident described “terrible” after a suspected arson attack.
Edward Theve, a 43 -year -old hospital’s Porter, stepped outside his house with his 12 -year -old son, to see if he could help listen to shouting.
He said that this is “more than scary and what you do not want to see twice”.
He said that he thought that a man who was on the road and a woman who was also outside could be a customer.
Mr. Thave said that the man’s “whole body was burnt” with his shirt, but he was still wearing his trousers.
A police cordon was in place on Saturday as forensic officials investigated the scene.
The scar that appeared bloody footprints with the pavement was seen by a forensic officer and many items were also placed in a clear plastic carrier.
Detective Chief Inspector Mark Rogers of Met’s Central Expert Crime North Unit said: “We understand that this incident will cause concern within the community. My team of expert detectives is working at a pace to connect the incident together.
“Local people can expect to see a large police presence in the area. If you have any concern, please talk to those officers on the ground.”
With the information, anyone is urged to contact the Mate at 101, which cites 7559/22AG. If you want to be anonymous, talk to crimstoppers on 0800 555111.
