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21/08/2012
Fire At Animal Feed Plant
Fire and Rescue Services were called after a report of a fire at Thompson animal feed plant on the York Road at around 3am this morning.
The blaze started accidentally due to a machinery fault.
It began on the third floor and spread through ducting.
NIFRS said that firefighters worked in challenging conditions to bring the fire under control.
(CD)
The blaze started accidentally due to a machinery fault.
It began on the third floor and spread through ducting.
NIFRS said that firefighters worked in challenging conditions to bring the fire under control.
(CD)
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