Early this morning, a boys’ dormitory at Namirembe Hillside School in Gayaza, Kampala caught fire destroying lots of students’ property.
The fire whose source remains unknown reportedly started from the roof burning down the whole upper floor of the boy’s dormitory before it could be contained.
There have been no reports of casualties yet.
Neither the school nor the Police have come out to comment on the matter.
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