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tonne Widnes cardboard fire seen for miles

tonne Widnes cardboard fire seen for miles
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Firefighters in Widnes, Cheshire, have brought a major fire involving 450 tonnes of cardboard at a recycling facility under control. No injuries were reported, though residents were advised to keep windows closed due to heavy smoke.

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The incident caused significant local disruption and required a multi-agency emergency response to prevent structural collapse and environmental impact.

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Share Save Add as preferred on Google Angela Ferguson , North West and Paul Burnell , North West Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service Work to damp down the blaze continues, Cheshire Fire and Rescue Service says A large blaze involving about 450 tonnes of cardboard is "well under control", firefighters have said, after smoke could be seen for miles on Monday evening.

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