MONROVIA, Liberia — Lonestar Cell MTN has confirmed that a fire incident occurred early Sunday morning at its headquarters in Congo Town, prompting a rapid emergency response from staff, security personnel, and the Liberia National Fire Service.
In an official statement released hours after the incident, the telecommunications giant said no injuries were reported and no operational equipment or network infrastructure was affected, thanks to what it described as a “swift and coordinated” containment effort.
“We are deeply relieved to confirm that no injuries were sustained,” the company said.
“Thanks to the professionalism and courage of our staff, security personnel, and the fire service, the fire was quickly contained and did not reach our main buildings.”
Quick Response Credited With Preventing Major Damage
According to Lonestar Cell MTN, firefighters and police officers responded promptly, stopping the blaze before it could spread. The company praised the emergency teams for their effectiveness under pressure.
“Their commitment in moments of crisis is truly commendable,” the statement added.
Authorities have since launched an investigation into the cause of the fire. The company says it is cooperating fully with the process.
Staff Turnout Praised
Lonestar Cell MTN also extended gratitude to its employees, many of whom reportedly rushed to the scene despite being off-duty or attending Sunday church services.
“Your presence, solidarity, and willingness to step forward in a moment of need means more than words can express,” the company told staff.
Services Remain Fully Operational
The telecom firm emphasized that all services—including mobile voice, data, and Mobile Money—were unaffected by the incident.
“We reassure our customers and partners that our services remain fully operational and entirely unaffected by the incident.”
Commitment to Safety and Service Continues
Wrapping up its statement, Lonestar Cell MTN reaffirmed its commitment to customer safety, staff well-being, and uninterrupted national service delivery.
“We reaffirm our unwavering commitment to the continuity of our operations,” the company said.
“Thank you for your continued trust and support.”
The Congo Town headquarters has since resumed normal operations as investigations into the fire continue.
