Catterick Garrison fire could burn through night, authorities say
A fire is currently burning at the military barracks accommodation block in Catterick Garrison, North Yorkshire. Authorities expect the incident to continue throughout the night, with multiple fire crews from different regions on the scene. Local officials have expressed concern for the safety of military personnel, their families, and emergency responders.
- ▪Firefighters from North Yorkshire and County Durham and Darlington are responding to the blaze at Catterick Garrison.
- ▪Authorities stated that the fire is expected to remain active throughout the night.
- ▪Local councillor Kevin Foster emphasized the safety of military personnel and their families as a primary concern.
- ▪The BBC has requested a comment from the Ministry of Defence regarding the incident.
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Catterick Garrison fire could burn through night, authorities sayImage source, PAImage caption, Soldiers at the garrison in an undated file photographByBrandon LivesayPublished3 minutes agoFirefighters expect to work all night as a fire blazes at the military barracks accommodation block in Catterick Garrison, North Yorkshire.North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue Service said in a statement that multiple crews were at the scene, along with an appliance from County Durham and Darlington."The incident is expected to be ongoing throughout the night," the statement said.Unverified videos and images shared online show flames and smoke rising up from a building as bystanders watch.The BBC has asked the Ministry of Defence for comment.Hipswell and Colburn councillor Kevin Foster told local media that…
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