13 Jun 2024 | 06:36 AM UTC
UK: Emergency crew responding to fire at recycling plant in Edmonton, London, the morning of June 13
Authorities responding to fire at recycling plant on Nobel Road in Edmonton, London, UK, the morning of June 13. Disruptions likely.
Emergency crews are responding to a structure fire at a waste recycling plant on Nobel Road in Edmonton, London, as of the morning of June 13. There are no immediate reports of casualties. Firefighters are attempting to control the blaze and have closed Nobel Road between Thornton and Kynoch roads. The cause of the fire is unknown.
Increased security, localized transport, and business disruptions are likely in the affected area over the coming hours. Depending on health concerns and emergency response needs, authorities may implement road closures or evacuation orders on short notice. Lingering disruptions are possible even after response operations conclude as investigations continue.
Avoid the area until authorities give the all-clear. Seek alternative routes and allow additional travel time to nearby destinations. Consider remaining indoors if smoke is heavy, especially if you suffer from a respiratory illness such as asthma, or conditions that lead to increased risk from smoke exposure. Eye irritation is possible; flush irritated eyes with copious amounts of clean water. Heed instructions from authorities.
