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COBRAM HOTEL FIRE

By Vivienne Duck

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UPDATE: 9.15AM: The fire is now under control.

It took 15 fire trucks to contain the fire at the Cobram Hotel.

The cause of the fire is not yet known. 

8.30am: The CFA is at the Cobram Hotel after a fire broke out there this morning.

The fire broke out around 7.30am. Twelve fire units are currently on scene and the fire is not yet under control.

More to come.

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