60 firefighters tackle convenience store fire in Thamesmead
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 1 Nov, 07:02 · Archive
A convenience store fire in south-east London has drawn 60 firefighters and eight fire engines.
A convenience store fire in south-east London has drawn a substantial emergency response. Eight fire engines and approximately 60 firefighters from London Fire Brigade are at the scene on Whinchat Road in Thamesmead, working to extinguish the blaze that has engulfed half of the ground floor shop.
Crew members evacuated around five people from the flats above the shop using an internal staircase.
How it is being reported
- Part of south east London convenience shop DESTROYED in blaze as fire crews swarmSixty firefighters tackled a blaze at a convenience store in Thamesmead in the early hours of the morning.News Shopper · 1 Nov, 09:11
- Part of south east London convenience shop DESTROYED in blaze as fire crews swarmSixty firefighters tackled a blaze at a convenience store in Thamesmead in the early hours of the morning.This Is Local London · 1 Nov, 09:11
- Thamesmead fire live: 60 firefighters tackle convenience store blazeLondon Fire Brigade are at the sceneMyLondon · 1 Nov, 03:30
In this story: London Fire Brigade · Thamesmead · Whinchat Road
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