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Goldfingers building went up in flames after midnight on Tuesday

The Goldfingers building which was formerly known as a strip club has exploded in the early hours of Tuesday morning with people.

Shannon Alexander by Shannon Alexander
25-05-2022 00:15
in News
Goldfingers building went up in flames after midnight on Tuesday

The former Goldfingers strip club has exploded and affected other buildings. Police are treating the fire as suspicious. Photo: 3AW

Goldfingers strip club went up in flames just after midnight on Tuesday morning. Police are currently treating the fire as suspicious. 

Former Goldfingers club suffers immense damage

Thus far, the police believe there are three if not more people unaccounted for in the fire. Lately, the abandoned building has become a place of refuge for some squatters.

As the police tend to the situation, they surmise that this can be seen as suspicious activity. While they have little information about the Goldfingers strip club, they urge the public to come out with information. 

It took 50 firefighters to control the fire for two hours. Photo: Nine

According to 9News, it took about 50 firefighters to take out the blaze. Even then, the fire could not be put out. This comes as the fire continued for several hours.  

Suspicious activity suspected

Right now, firefighters have not been able to go into the building to find any survivors. This comes as the Goldfingers building had suffered immense damage with floors that collapsed.  

“The severity of the fire has restricted fire crews from making a normal entry to search for people.”

Mitch Simons

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At the moment, some roads in Melbourne CBD have been affected as the Goldfingers building collapsed and affected other buildings as a result of the fire. 

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Some road closures will affect traffic so residents in Melbourne are urged to use other roads as there are several road closures due to the fire.

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