Scores of firefighters tackle major blaze at south London recycling centre
Summary
A large fire broke out at a recycling center in south London, requiring about 100 firefighters and 15 fire engines to control it. The fire caused thick smoke and disrupted train services between Charing Cross and London Bridge.Key Facts
- The fire started just after 5:30 pm on Monday at a recycling center in Bermondsey, south London.
- About 100 firefighters and 15 fire engines responded to the fire.
- Fire crews came from nearby areas including Deptford, Old Kent Road, and Greenwich.
- Two special 32-meter turntable ladders were used to help fight the fire.
- Thick smoke from the fire was visible high above the city.
- Train services between Charing Cross and London Bridge were affected, with some trains starting or ending at Tonbridge.
- Passengers were advised to check train times and consider traveling later.
- Nearby residents were told to keep windows and doors closed because of the smoke.
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