Today, over 100 firefighters tackled a large fire that broke out in Nottingham’s industrial estate.
Residents have been urged not to go near the Dunkirk area in central London due to reports of explosions.
These dramatic images depict fiery clouds rising into the heavens, emitting an orange glow.
Although fire crews were on the scene for many hours, their presence was increased as the flame spreads.
More than 100 firefighters tackled a massive fire that erupted at Nottingham’s industrial estate this evening.
Residents are being asked to avoid the area west of city centre due to reports of “explosions”.
According to the Nottingham Post it’s the third consecutive year firefighters are being called to the exact same industrial area.
A spokesperson for Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service reported that more than 100 firefighters attended the “significant metal fire” on Harrimans Lane.
They tweeted an update at 11pm, adding: “Crews will continue to work throughout the night with our multi-agency partners to address the serious incident on Harrimans Lane.”
“Due to strong winds and smoke, we ask residents to avoid the area. We also recommend that they close all windows and doors.
Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service spokeswoman reported that 100 firefighters responded to the’significant fire in metal’ at Harrimans Lane.
“Due to strong winds and smoke, we ask residents to avoid the area. We also remind them to close all windows and doors.
Sergeant Andy Wright from Nottinghamshire Police said that they received reports of large-scale flames in Harrimans Lane Dunkirk at 7.35 pm this evening (27/11).
“We are on scene at present, assisting Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service to close roads while they attend to the fire.
Redfield Road has been closed and will not be reopened. The fire service is continuing to battle the fire.
“We ask that anyone who has any information regarding the incident contact police at 101 and quote incident 663 from 27/11/2021.”
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