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More than 60 firefighters have been working to put out a fire in Derry.
The blaze at a residential and commercial property in Lower Clarendon Street in the city broke out on Monday morning.
Over 60 Firefighters are currently dealing with a large fire at a residential & commercial property in Lower Clarendon Street, Northland, Londonderry. People in the area are advised to close windows& doors. Ten Fire Appliances are in attendance. The incident is ongoing. pic.twitter.com/Am4xi9dQ7z
— Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service (@NIFRSOFFICIAL) October 16, 2023
An NIFRS spokesperson said people in the area are advised to close windows and doors while the incident is ongoing.
“The call was received at 11.58am today,” they said.
“Ten Fire Appliances are in attendance including two from Crescent Link Fire Station and three from Northland Fire Station.
“Appliances from Newtownstewart, Maghera, Magherafelt and Dungiven fire stations, along with a command support unit from Strabane, are also present.”
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