Video ng pagsiklab ng sunog sa isang mall sa Antipolo, viral

- A video of a fire that engulfed a Christmas tree in a local mall in Antipolo went viral

- On Facebook, user Rey Espadero took a video of the incident while he was at the mall

- In the video, several staff members immediately grabbed fire extinguishers as well

- The mall also released a statement following the incident that occurred today

A video of a fire that enveloped a Christmas tree in a local mall in Antipolo has been making its rounds on social media recently.

On Friday, January 3, a certain Facebook user, Rey Espadero, took to his account to upload a video of a fire inside a mall in Antipolo.

In the now-viral video on Facebook, flames were spotted engulfing the beautiful red-themed Christmas tree, with smoke rising.

Despite the incident, many staff members acted quickly as they grabbed the nearest fire extinguisher to remove the flames.

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Following this viral video online, Robinsons Antipolo released a statement about the incident on their official account on Facebook.

"An isolated fire incident occurred in a small area of the mall. The fire was immediately put out and safety checkes were conducted by our Emergency Response Team together with the Bureau of Fire Protection. The rest of the mall is not affected," Robinsons Antipolo told their followers.

Watch the video below:

News, photos, or videos that arouse the interest of netizens often go viral on social media. These viral posts appeal to the emotions of netizens, and in rare cases, such could also happen to ordinary people.

As previously reported by KAMI, a pregnant woman took to her Facebook page to upload a video of her hilarious encounter with a service crew. Tinn Fernando, on November 21, Thursday, posted a video of herself going inside a drive-thru of a fast food chain. Upon rolling her windows down, Tinn turned around, looking for something.

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Meanwhile, a woman was found dead in Las Piñas after sustaining stab wounds. She was rushed to the nearest hospital but passed away before even arriving. The suspect was her husband, who allegedly even texted the word 'Goodbye' to the victim prior the incident. In tears, the woman's mother told GMA about the unfortunate news.

Source: KAMI.com.gh