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Camper van fire at Ronaldsway Industrial Estate extinguished

01.05.2026 01:18 2 min 4 sources
Isle of Man ENG + 3 more

Camper van fire in industrial estate

Fire and rescue services extinguished a camper van fire at Ronaldsway Industrial Estate. The incident occurred on the morning of March 23. According to some reports, the call about a burning vehicle came in around 10:20; other sources do not specify the exact time.

Two fire appliances (pumping units) were deployed. The fire threatened a nearby building, but the flames were contained.

The service reminded that electrical faults are a common cause of fires in camper vans.

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Camper van fire at industrial estate

25.03.2026 Isle of Man ENG

Firefighters tackle camper van blaze at industrial estate

24.03.2026 Isle of Man ENG

Firefighters extinguish camper van fire

24.03.2026 Manx Radio ENG

Camper van caught fire at Ronaldsway Industrial Estate

24.03.2026 3FM ENG

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