By Iveren McCallion
Arsonists who deliberately started a fire at a derelict building in Lurgan put lives at "extreme risk".
Firefighters attended the property in High Street early yesterday morning at around 4:30am.
A spokesperson for NIFRS said the fire spread quickly because of the building's layout.
Crews from Dromore, and Banbridge, and support units from Lisburn, Belfast and Portadown attended the blaze, with a total of 33 fire fighters.
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