Dozens of fire fighters faced a grass fire in East London on Friday Temperature increased During the third summer heatwave.
About 14 acres of meadow at Manor Park in Vanasted Flats Was Alt, London Fire Brigade Said. There was no injury.
Reached temperature 34 C in UK on FridayEast Midlands, West Midlands, South East, South West, South West, England and East of London, along with the UK’s Health Protection Agency until 9 am on Monday.
The risk of wildfires in London is currently “severe” by partnership of natural threats.
In the Vanstead Flats, East Ham, Stratford, Leton’s Fire Officer, Barking and the surrounding fire stations reached the spot around 1 pm. The fire was under control up to 3.13pm.
Station Commander Darren Mcquernan, who was on the spot, said: “The crew is working hard in warm, difficult conditions to bring the fire under control.
“Capale Road, Aldersbrook Road and Forest Road are currently closed and we advise people to avoid the area where possible, because we are likely to stay on the scene for several hours this afternoon.”
A LFB spokesperson said: “During this latest heatwave, it is important Fire By being. Since the weather is so dry, it takes only a few sparks that spreads the fire rapidly. In London, it can be dangerous because many of our green places are close to homes and other qualities. ,
LFB has so far participated in more than 350 water -related events this year.
Deputy Assistant Commissioner Jamie Jenkins said: “We know that people will seek methods of cooling during this heat, but please do not woo to jump into open water. Sadly, we are currently looking at two incidents every day where someone is in difficulty in water.
“Open water may be invited, but it is unexpected. Strong currents, underwater dangers, and cold water shocks reduce all serious risks.”