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Man suffers burns to fingers after car towing caravan catches fire on M25

01.08.2026 17:03 1 min 1 source
Gazette ENG
Man suffers burns to fingers after car towing caravan catches fire on M25

A car towing a caravan caught fire on the M25 near Waltham Abbey. Essex County Fire and Rescue Service extinguished the blaze by 11:07 am. One man suffered burns to his fingers and received first aid from firefighters.

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Man suffers burns to fingers after car towing caravan catches fire on M25

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