Around 40 firefighters responded to a significant fire at a disused factory in Mostyn, Flintshire, on Saturday night (September 15). Emergency services were called around 8.30 pm, leading to the dispatch of eight fire engines to the scene. By 1 am, the fire had been successfully extinguished with no reported injuries. However, officials will return to the site on Sunday to conduct further investigations.
Social media images captured smoke rising against the backdrop of the River Dee during the blaze. A statement from North Wales Fire and Rescue Service on Saturday night advised the public to avoid the area while firefighters tackled the fire. The cause of the fire remains unknown, and the extent of the damage is yet to be assessed as investigations continue, according to reports from North Wales Live.
As of Sunday morning, a fire service spokesperson confirmed receiving the call at 8.32 pm with eight fire engines in attendance. Authorities have not disclosed the cause of the fire, emphasizing that inquiries are ongoing. Residents are urged to stay updated with the latest breaking news by joining the Wales Online WhatsApp news community.
The incident serves as a reminder of the crucial work undertaken by firefighters in responding swiftly to emergency situations. With their efficient actions, they were able to bring the factory fire under control and prevent any harm to individuals or nearby properties. As details emerge from the investigations, a clearer picture of the events leading to the blaze will hopefully be revealed, aiding in preventing similar incidents in the future.