Updated: Fire crews have dealt with blaze at a building in Buckley earlier today
Update: A fire broke out at a vehicle repair garage in Buckley this morning.
Fire crews were called just before 11.45am to report of a blaze at CJ Motors on Mold Road, the garage was closed at the time.
Four appliances attended the scene, the fire service said the blaze was brought under control just after 1.30pm.
The owner of CJ’s Calum Cawley posted an update on their Facebook page, he said: “Thank you everyone for the concern, it doesn’t look great at our garage at the moment.”
“Thank you for the fine efforts of our fire services to get the fire under control and put out, NO-ONE was hurt as we are closed today as the garage and will be closed for a while, however, I am looking to set up at least one van on the road so we can continue to provide the service all our wonderful customers deserve.”
Earlier report: North Wales Fire and Rescue Service has said they are dealing blaze at a building on Mold Road in Buckley.
Pictures and videos posted on social media show clouds of black smoke rising from the area.
The fire appears to be in a garage behind the Spar on Mold Road.
The fire service has asked people to avoid the area and has said: “We are working to bring the incident under control as soon as possible.”
Welsh Water has said there is discoloured water affecting the Mold Road area of Buckley.
Their website states: “We’re aware that customers in this area are affected by discoloured water.”
“We anticipate all supplies will be restored by later today.”
“If you can run your cold kitchen tap, this will also help to clear the supply.”
“Further updates will be provided here when we have more information.”
Thanks to Angela Clarkson for the video and photograph.
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