Big API tore up the warehouse with smoke looks milling throughout Southeast London | News Uk

Large fires have torn the industrial estate in London.

Twenty-five fire engines and around 150 firefighters spent hours against the flames in Maypole Crescent in Erith last night.

The warehouse in the memo yard fell, as well as three diggers and many vehicles.

The industrial area itself is home to around 20 businesses, including garages, workshops and recycling centers.

The fire stepped out and blurred London’s sky until the morning when the fire was controlled at 6.52 in the morning on Saturday.

Local residents were told to close their windows and doors despite the hot waves due to the smoke produced.

London Fire Brigade first received a fire news at 10.57 night last night and sent a crew to the scene.

They used two 32 meters high stairs to survey fire because they burned the industrial area to be crispy.

A fire boat is also mobilized, which uses two water monitors that are operated remotely to pump 2,500 liters of water per minute.

The cause of the fire is being investigated.

It erupted when London Fire Brigade issued a new warning about the risk of grass fires and forest fires during heat waves.

London Fire Brigade Deputy Assistant Commissioner Jamie Jenkins said: ‘While many people will hope to spend time in the sun, we also urge everyone to be responsible for preventing forest fires or tragedies around the water.

‘Despite heavy rain this week, the partnership of natural dangers has considered that the risk of forest fires in London is currently severe.

‘Because the weather is very dry, it only needs some sparks to cause fire to spread quickly. In London, this can be dangerous because so many our green spaces are located close to homes and other properties. ‘

Jenkins told London residents not to bring BBQ disposable when they went out because they were prohibited from many London parks, and reminded people to dispose of cigarettes responsibly.

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