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    Rising From the Ashes Again: XPZ Slowly Reopens Following Devastating Fire

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    XPZ Supermarket is gradually resuming operations nearly seven weeks after a September 25 fire, marking its latest recovery from two major blazes.

    The business on Sir Sydney Walling Highway previously suffered a June 2021 fire that destroyed its supermarket and adjoining employee accommodation, causing an estimated EC$10 million in losses.

    After more than three years of rebuilding, XPZ reopened on October 18, 2024, only to be struck by another fire less than a year later.

    Operations are returning in stages, but the company has not publicly confirmed when full service will resume.

    This article was originally published by Antigua News Room. Read the original article here: Rising From the Ashes Again: XPZ Slowly Reopens Following Devastating Fire.

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