A team of over 60 firefighters has responded to a series of rundown structures in the southeastern part of London following a fire incident. The blaze on Fraser Road in Bexley prompted the dispatch of eight fire engines to combat the flames. The fire department’s Control Office received the initial report of the fire shortly before 3 am, leading to the mobilization of crews from various fire stations to the location.
The firefighters are currently on-site, utilizing all eight fire engines to tackle the ongoing blaze. The cause of the fire, which started in the early morning hours, is yet to be determined according to the London Fire Brigade. The brigade spokesperson mentioned that the firefighters were alerted to the scene just before 3 am and approximately 60 firefighters are actively working to control the fire at a commercial property on Fraser Road.
The London Fire Brigade verified that the information relayed to them was accurate, confirming that a dilapidated building on Fraser Road in Bexley was engulfed in flames. Motorists in the vicinity have been advised to steer clear of the area due to road closures implemented by the fire department.