Residents later described how it had started in the south and spread with great speed[1] through four blocks,[8] and that panic broke out as people tried to escape.[3] First reports indicated that at least 15 people had died, with around another 400 missing, according to the UNHCR, who described it as "massive, it is devastating".[3] The World Food Program said a number of its food distribution warehouses had been destroyed,[4] as had health clinics, mosques, community centers, and a safe space for women run by the International Rescue Committee (IRC).[9]