Major Fire Engulfs Dagenham Area: Residents Urged to Keep Windows Closed
Major Fire Engulfs Dagenham Area: Residents Urged to Keep Windows Closed

A significant fire erupted on Third Avenue in Dagenham this afternoon, prompting an urgent response from London Fire Brigade. Ten fire engines and approximately 70 firefighters rushed to the scene after the blaze broke out shortly after 1:30 PM on Friday 26th July 2024.

The fire, which is causing considerable concern due to the potential involvement of cylinders, has led to a plume of smoke visible across the area. Control officers have received around 50 calls from the public alerting them to the fire and the accompanying explosion.

Residents in and around the vicinity are strongly advised to avoid the area to allow emergency services to manage the situation effectively. Authorities are also urging locals to keep their windows and doors closed to prevent smoke from entering their homes.

The cause of the fire is currently under investigation, and emergency crews are on high alert due to the possible risk posed by the cylinders. The presence of such materials requires careful handling to prevent further incidents.

Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. The community is asked to stay informed through official channels and heed safety advice during this emergency.

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