Fire Engulfs Derelict Building in Gravesend
Fire Engulfs Derelict Building in Gravesend

Kent Fire and Rescue Service swiftly responded to reports of a fire at a derelict building situated in Donald Biggs Drive, Gravesend.

The incident unfolded on Wednesday, February 14, 2024, with emergency services being alerted at approximately 8:54 pm. Three fire engines were dispatched to the scene to address the situation.

Upon arrival, firefighters donned breathing apparatus and employed main jets to combat the blaze, which had engulfed the derelict structure.

Fortunately, no injuries were reported in connection with the fire. However, the abandoned building sustained significant damage as a result of the intense flames.

Preliminary investigations indicate that the fire was deliberately started, raising concerns about potential arson activity in the area.

Authorities are urging anyone with information regarding the incident to come forward and assist with ongoing inquiries.

The prompt response and effective firefighting efforts by Kent Fire and Rescue Service helped to prevent the spread of the fire to nearby properties and mitigate potential risks to the surrounding community.

As investigations continue, residents and businesses are advised to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities to the authorities promptly.

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