A fire broke out on the roof of the Queen Elizabeth II Jubilee School on April 30, prompting a response from eight fire engines and about 60 firefighters. Firefighters employed turntable ladders to extinguish the flames, which were under control by 2:41 PM. Fortunately, the school had been evacuated before the brigade's arrival, and a woman received treatment from ambulance services. Road closures were enforced as safety measures while investigations into the cause began. This incident follows another fire just a day before involving a substation near Aberdeen Place, leading to a major incident declaration.
The school was safely evacuated before our crews arrived, and we are working closely with partner agencies to support everyone affected by the incident.
I wake up, I smell something wrong, I go to my sitting room, and I see smoke. I thought my partner smoked something. I look around, I don't see anything. I look outside, and I see a big fire.
It's upsetting. It's sad that any flat, any of my neighbours have to lose any of their belongings because of a fault that's...
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