Smoke from a fire Yorkshire People living more than 30 miles have affected.
Fire fighting Since Monday, RAF Fellingdales have been struggling with an explosion on North York Morse, close to the Early Warning Station.
On Friday, the North Yorkshire Fire and Rescue said that nine crews were continuing to deal with Blaze, as well as doing one and two tasks with a separate outbreak for A171 Scarborough Whitbe The road, which was to be closed at a point.
The smoke reached the city of York and the residents there have been urged to close their windows.
At its height, 20 pumps were at the scene and a helicopter was used to try to control the explosion, as the fire service declared a major incident.
Seva said on Friday: “We have nine fire engines in the Langdel Moore incident.
“We are getting a lot of calls to report the smoke around York and its surroundings, which we believe that this incident can happen.
“We continue to advise people to keep your doors and windows closed if they are affected by smoke.
“We also have two fire engines in the incident on A171.” We also have two fire engines. “
In the Malton region, there were also reports of people being affected by the fire of Moore, which was 15 miles in the north.
Blaze covered an area of over two square miles at its height.
It consisted of an area that is on an old border and an army explosive Ordnance Settlement Team was called to the scene in the area due to sages.
The fire service said earlier this week: “We have caution for our crew at the scene, but people can hear the explosion.”
It said on Thursday that it did not know the cause of the fire.
The firefighters also thanked people for the donation of water, other drinks and snacks, which have been transported to their base in Gothland village.
