Cars stuck in hospital multi-storey after fire
Summary
A large fire broke out in the multi-storey car park of Addenbrooke's Hospital in Cambridge, causing structural concerns and leaving cars unable to be retrieved. Firefighters and multiple emergency services responded, and an investigation is planned to find out what started the fire.Key Facts
- More than 30 firefighters responded to a fire at a hospital car park in Cambridge.
- The fire service used 12 crews to handle the blaze, which was called a "major incident."
- Cars on the second floor were affected, but no injuries were reported.
- A structural engineer needs to assess the safety of the car park before entry is allowed.
- A meeting with multiple agencies is planned to decide on further actions.
- The fire was put out on Saturday evening, and an investigation will look into the cause.
- Access to the car park area is limited, and police have implemented road closures nearby.
- Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust advised affected car owners to find alternative transport.
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