Which fire stations were involved in tackling the Petaling Street blaze?

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Firefighting crews from Hang Tuah, Pudu, and Titiwangsa stations responded to the Petaling Street Market blaze.
The Kuala Lumpur Fire and Rescue Department dispatched firefighters from Hang Tuah station after receiving an emergency call at 12.21am. Additional firefighting support was provided by crews from Pudu station and Titiwangsa station.
Firefighters were dispatched from Hang Tuah station at 12.21am
The department said it received the emergency call at 12.21am and then deployed firefighters from the Hang Tuah station. By the time the fire was brought under control, the damage along Jalan Hang Lekir included the complete destruction of three kiosks.
Support crews came from Pudu station
Alongside the Hang Tuah deployment, firefighting support was also provided by crews from Pudu station. This additional manpower worked as part of the response to the blaze that swept through part of Petaling Street Market in the early hours.
Further support was provided by crews from Titiwangsa station
Crews from Titiwangsa station were also involved in tackling the fire. The incident resulted in no reported injuries, while investigators continued work to determine the cause and assess the extent of losses.
Investigators continued after three kiosks were completely destroyed
After firefighters brought the situation under control, three kiosks along Jalan Hang Lekir had been completely destroyed. The operations commander said no casualties were reported, and that the cause of the fire and estimated losses were still under investigation.

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