A mosque has been set on fire in Dublin, the capital of Ireland, and the country’s police have opened an investigation, the broadcaster RTÉ confirmed on Monday. According to the report, the fire was started at the Al Madina hall on Talbot Street at about 3:30 p.m. local time. No one was hurt, and three people were safely evacuated from the mosque. Dublin Fire Brigade said firefighters were sent after reports of smoke coming from the mosque premises.
The building was extensively damaged in the fire. Police said they had begun investigating and that officers were pursuing a specific line of inquiry. The fire caused major traffic disruption in the city, and public transport in the area was temporarily suspended. After the blaze was brought under control, the mosque building was sealed off.
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