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Fire crews extinguish camper van blaze at Ronaldsway Industrial Estate

25.03.2026 15:31 1 min 3 sources РУС
Isle of Man ENG + 2 more

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Fire and rescue service extinguished a camper van fire at Ronaldsway Industrial Estate on the morning of 23 March. The blaze threatened a nearby building.

Fire crews extinguished a camper van fire at Ronaldsway Industrial Estate. The incident occurred on the morning of 23 March. According to one source, two fire appliances arrived around 10:20 after a report of a vehicle on fire next to a building. Another source states that two fire engines were deployed and the fire threatened an adjacent building. The service reminded that faulty electrical wiring is a common cause of camper van fires.

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Firefighters tackle camper van blaze at industrial estate

24.03.2026 Isle of Man ENG Original source

Firefighters extinguish camper van fire

24.03.2026 Manx Radio ENG Original source

Camper van caught fire at Ronaldsway Industrial Estate

24.03.2026 3FM ENG Original source
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