🔥A massive fire in Happy Valley Goose Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador, is now under control after a huge effort from emergency services.
💥The fire occurred at an airport and was considered dangerous due to explosive materials nearby.
🚨The state of emergency has been lifted, allowing residents to return home.
💔The fire caused debris to be flung hundreds of feet away and resulted in historic and economic losses.
👩🚒Firefighters and first responders are still on the scene.
What caused the fire?
—The fire occurred at an airport in Happy Valley Goose Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador. The exact cause is currently unknown.
Were there any casualties?
—There have been no reports of casualties or injuries in relation to the fire.
How long did it take to control the fire?
—It took a massive effort from emergency services to bring the fire under control. The exact duration is not specified.
Did the fire cause any explosions?
—Explosions did occur during the fire due to the presence of explosive materials nearby. However, there is currently no risk of further explosions.
What is the impact of the fire on the community?
—The fire caused debris to be flung hundreds of feet away, resulting in historic and economic losses for the community. The fire also led to the evacuation of residents, but they have since been allowed to return home.
00:00A massive fire in Happy Valley Goose Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador, is now under control after a huge effort from emergency services.
00:27The fire occurred at an airport in Happy Valley Goose Bay and was considered dangerous due to explosive materials nearby.
01:23The state of emergency that was put in place has been lifted, allowing residents to return home.
02:15Debris from the fire was flung hundreds of feet away, causing historic and economic losses.
02:57Firefighters and first responders are still on the scene.
