Two industrial units in Toa Payoh were engulfed in a massive fire the size of four basketball courts.
SCDF extinguished the fire after 1.5 hours having deployed 15 emergency vehicles and 60 firefighters to the scene.
Source: Singapore Civil Defence Force on Facebook
One of the SCDF firefighters, however, experienced cramps during the operations and had to be conveyed to the hospital for precautionary reasons. There were no other reported injuries.
SCDF was alerted to the fire, which took place at 3 Toa Payoh Industrial Park, at about 9.40pm on Thursday (9 May).
Source: Singapore Civil Defence Force on Facebook
The fire was reportedly the size of four basketball courts and was contained to two units.
The two units in question comprised a car workshop and an industrial workshop.
Footage of the blaze showed bright orange flame engulfing the units, sending grey smoke into the air.
A crowd had also gathered near the scene of the fire, presumably to witness the firefighters in action.
Source: CNA
According to CNA, nearby residents received an SMS from the Ministry of Home Affairs alerting them to the “fire incident”.
In a follow-up Facebook post, SCDF said they extinguished the fire after about 1.5 hours.
Source: Singapore Civil Defence Force on Facebook
However, one of the firefighters suffered cramps in his legs and was conveyed to Tan Tock Seng Hospital for precautionary reasons.
SCDF said the firefighter was “conscious and stable”.
In a subsequent update on Friday (10 May) morning, SCDF said the firefighter was assessed by a doctor and did not require further treatment.
He is presently resting at home. There were no other reported injuries.
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