Fire engulfs Bermondsey waste centre
Summary
A large fire broke out at a waste center in Bermondsey, south-east London, where about 50 tonnes of household waste caught fire. Around 100 firefighters are working to control the blaze, which is producing heavy smoke and affecting nearby train services.Key Facts
- The fire started shortly before 8:00 PM at Landmann Way waste facility in Bermondsey.
- About 50 tonnes of household waste are burning.
- Fifteen fire engines and around 100 firefighters are on the scene.
- Firefighters are using large ladders (32 meters and 64 meters tall) to fight the fire from above.
- The cause of the fire is unknown, but a fire happened at the same site in June.
- Smoke from the fire is thick and locals are advised to keep doors and windows closed.
- The fire is expected to take a long time to control, with crews working overnight.
- Train services near London Bridge and New Cross are delayed or canceled because the fire is blocking railway lines.
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