Massive blaze breaks out at Scots paper mill as emergency services rush to the scene

A massive blaze broke out at a paper mill in Fife, Scotland, prompting emergency services to rush to the scene. The fire at Sapphire Paper Mill on Glenwood Road, Leslie, started just before 5.15 am on Tuesday. Twelve fire appliances were deployed to tackle the “well-developed” blaze, with plumes of smoke and large flames visible in the area. Residents nearby were advised to keep their windows and doors closed for safety.

The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service mobilised 12 fire appliances and specialist resources to combat the fire. As of now, there are no reported casualties, and firefighters are working to extinguish the fire in the large industrial building. The exact cause of the blaze remains unknown at this time. Both Police Scotland and Scottish Ambulance Service have been contacted for further information.

The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson stated that they received the alert about the building fire in Leslie at 5.14 am on Tuesday. Thirteen fire appliances and specialist resources were dispatched to Glenwood Road in the town. Further updates on the situation are awaited as investigations continue into the incident.

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In summary, a devastating fire at Sapphire Paper Mill in Fife, Scotland, has resulted in emergency services responding promptly to the scene. The intense blaze has required a significant deployment of resources to contain the fire, with ongoing efforts to extinguish it and ensure the safety of residents and the surrounding area. Authorities are working to determine the cause of the fire as investigations continue to unfold.