Lorry Blaze on M2 Causes Chaos – Firefighters Bring Inferno Under Control
Major M2 Lorry Fire Extinguished After Hours of Battle
Fire crews have finally put out a lorry blaze on the London-bound M2 between junctions 2 and 3. The dramatic fire erupted on the evening of October 25, sparking a huge emergency response that lasted into the early hours of October 26.
Two Injured as Fire Rages
Two people suffered burns to their hands and smoke inhalation during the inferno. South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) quickly arrived on the scene to treat the injured. Kent Police and Network 1 teams helped manage the chaos as firefighters fought the flames.
Traffic Restored, Air Quality Clears
- The coast-bound side of the M2 is now fully open to traffic.
- Nearby residents and travellers can breathe easy, with authorities lifting the advice to keep windows and doors shut.
Emergency Services Praise Public Cooperation
Earlier updates confirmed two fire engines and a bulk water carrier stayed on site overnight, keeping the scene under control as crews donned breathing apparatus to battle thick smoke. Authorities thanked the public for their patience and swift compliance during the closure.
This swift and coordinated emergency tackle highlights the vital work of first responders on busy motorway networks.
