Massive Chemical Incident in Fulham Sends Dozens of Firefighters to the Scene
Emergency Services Flood Landridge Road
Eight fire engines and around 60 firefighters rushed to a chemical incident at a block of flats on Landridge Road, Fulham. The London Fire Brigade got the call at 12:35 am and smashed into action. Crews from Fulham, Wandsworth, Euston, Bethnal Green, Hammersmith, Kensington, Battersea, and Chiswick raced to the five-storey building.
Evacuations and Injuries
One man from a first-floor flat was rushed to hospital by the London Ambulance Service. Meanwhile, three other residents received treatment on site for injuries or exposure to the unknown chemical. Firefighters in breathing apparatus helped evacuate the block amid the ongoing emergency.
Official Warnings and Road Closures
Station Commander Graham Crow called the incident “protracted” and warned crews would be battling the situation for several hours. Motorists have been urged to steer clear of Landridge Road to avoid traffic chaos while emergency teams contain the threat.
Investigation Continues
The exact chemical involved in the incident is still unknown. Authorities are closely monitoring the situation, with updates expected as details emerge. The cause of the chemical emergency remains under investigation.
