Blaze Breaks Out in Caravan at Cranham Square, Marden
A caravan went up in flames this afternoon at Cranham Square in Marden, near Tonbridge, Kent. Emergency services raced to the scene and quickly brought the fire under control.
Firefighters Battle Flames with Three Engines
Kent Fire and Rescue Service dispatched three fire engines after thick smoke was spotted billowing from the caravan. Crews used main hose jets and breathing apparatus to tackle the blaze head-on, extinguishing the fire swiftly.
Residents Warned to Keep Windows Shut
Firefighters advised neighbours and travellers nearby to keep windows and doors closed to avoid smoke inhalation. The warning came promptly at 1:08pm on Tuesday, April 29, during ongoing operations.
“Firefighting operations have now finished at Cranham Square in Marden. Crews have extinguished the flames using main jets. Thankfully, no injuries have been reported.” – Kent Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson
No Injuries but Investigation Underway
Authorities confirmed nobody was hurt in the fire. The source of the blaze remains unknown as investigators prepare to return and assess damage.
Community Urged to Stay Alert
Residents are advised to stay cautious, report any further smoke or fire signs, and monitor indoor air quality. Ventilation is recommended once it’s safe. Anybody with info should contact Kent Fire and Rescue Service or follow local updates for safety alerts.
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