Fire crew frees person trapped in Norwich city centre lift
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 5 Nov, 16:21 · Archive
A fire crew freed a person trapped in a lift in a Norwich city centre shop on Thursday afternoon.
A fire crew was called to St Stephens Street in Norwich around 2pm on Thursday after a person became trapped inside a lift in a shop. One fire engine attended, drawing concern from passers-by in the city centre.
The Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service confirmed that one crew from Carrow manually assisted the person stuck in the lift. The exact shop where the incident occurred is not known, though the fire engine was parked outside Marks & Spencer and Superdrug.
The incident was resolved by 2.08pm and crews left the scene shortly afterwards.
How it is being reported
- Fire crew called to person trapped in city centre shopA fire engine was sent to the centre of Norwich after a person got trapped inside a shop in St Stephens Street.Norwich Evening News · 5 Nov, 15:37
- Fire crew called to person trapped in city centre shopA fire engine was sent to the centre of Norwich after a person got trapped inside a shop in St Stephens Street.Eastern Daily Press · 5 Nov, 15:37
In this story: Norwich · St Stephens Street · Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service · Carrow · Marks & Spencer · Superdrug
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