Huge fire in Liverpool city centre leads to major incident declaration. Find out more about the chaotic scene unfolding in Liverpool!
A major incident was declared in Liverpool as a large fire engulfed a four-storey building, measuring 100 meters by 50 meters. The building showed signs of collapse, prompting fire crews and police to evacuate nearby buildings. With smoke billowing across Merseyside, residents and businesses were urged to close windows and doors while authorities worked to contain the blaze. Firefighters were called to Fox Street at 2:18 pm and arrived to find the building 'well alight,' creating a scene of chaos in the city center.
The intensity of the fire caused huge plumes of smoke to rise over Liverpool, leading to mass evacuations of nearby properties. Despite the initial fears of a major incident, firefighters managed to control the blaze, bringing the situation under control. Police and fire officials are now investigating the cause of the fire that brought chaos to the city center.
In a reassuring update, authorities confirmed that there were no casualties reported in the incident on Fox Street. Both Merseyside Police and Fire & Rescue Service continue to work together to ensure the safety and well-being of the city's residents. The quick response and collaboration between emergency services helped prevent further damage and casualties during the chaotic fire in Liverpool.
As investigations into the cause of the fire continue, it is a reminder of the essential work carried out by emergency services in protecting communities. The incident serves as a testament to the bravery and dedication of firefighters and police officers who risk their lives to keep the city safe.
The building is showing signs of collapse and fire crews and police are evacuating buildings, Merseyside Fire & Rescue Service said. At 4pm it was declared a ...
A four-storey building measuring 100 metres by 50 metres was "well alight", firefighters said.
Nearby properties are evacuated as authorities warn people to avoid the area.
Fire service urges people to avoid the area and nearby residents and businesses to close windows and doors.
'You could feel the heat coming through windows' evacuated locals speak of fire billowing smoke across Merseyside.
Firefighters were called to Fox Street at 2:18pm on Saturday and arrived to find a four-storey building "well alight". | ITV News Granada.
Four-storey building 'showing signs of collapse' with smoke plumes visible across city.
A fire in a four-storey building near a city centre is no longer being considered a "major incident", firefighters have said.
Fire officials and police are working together to find out the cause of a huge fire in Liverpool.
A fire in a four-storey building near a city centre is no longer being considered a "major incident", firefighters have said. · "Successful firefighting tactics ...
The building is showing signs of collapse and fire crews and police are evacuating buildings, Merseyside Fire & Rescue Service said. At 4pm it was declared a ...
The building was said to be 'showing signs of collapse' after firefighters were called to blaze on Fox Street at 2.18pm yesterday, there were no reports of ...
Merseyside Police continues to support Merseyside Fire and Rescue Service (MFRS) following a large fire in Liverpool on Saturday (27 January).
Officers confirm there were no casualties reported in incident on Fox Street as they appeal for information.