Lee Green Fire Station Drenched as Major Water Leak Sparks Chaos
A furious burst water main has flooded Lee Green fire station and shut down Eltham Road in South East London. Ten fire engines, boats, and specialist rescue teams were scrambled to the scene early Friday morning after the massive leak left firefighters stranded in six feet of water.
Eltham Road Shuts Down Amid Flood Havoc
The water main snapped shortly after 3 a.m., flooding the road so badly it was forced to close in both directions. Drivers and locals have been warned to steer clear as emergency crews rush to plug the leak and pump out the floodwaters.
Firefighters Launch High-Stakes Rescue Mission
- Four rescue units from Bexley and Lewisham joined the frontline with boats and rescue suits.
- Several nearby properties on Meadow Court Road suffered severe water damage.
- Emergency engineers called in a high-volume pump to stem the flow and repair the burst valve.
- A critical incident was postponed due to the extensive flooding.
Authorities Urge Caution as Repairs Continue
The Met Police and London Fire Brigade have been notified and are monitoring the situation closely. With significant road damage and flooding, residents and commuters are urged to avoid the area until further notice.
