UPDATE: A major structure fire in Macclesfield has been extinguished following a swift response from local Country Fire Authority (CFA) brigades. Emergency crews were called to the scene at 4:23 PM on January 21, as flames engulfed a residential building on Mulhalls Rd.
Upon arrival, firefighters found the house fully involved in flames. With urgency, 11 CFA units from several brigades, including Macclesfield, Emerald, Monbulk, Yellingbo, and Hillcrest, rallied to combat the fire. The situation was brought under control by 4:47 PM, showcasing the rapid and coordinated efforts of the firefighting teams.
A spokesperson from the CFA confirmed that the incident was officially declared safe at 7:18 PM. “CFA responded to reports of a structure fire at around 4:23 PM,” the spokesperson stated. “The incident was deemed under control at 4:47 PM and declared safe at 7:18 PM.”
In addition to firefighting efforts, Yellingbo CFA’s rehab vehicles were on-site to provide health monitoring for the crews, ensuring their well-being while tackling the blaze. Furthermore, Hillcrest CFA arrived with spare breathing apparatus cylinders to support the firefighters in their efforts.
This incident highlights the critical role of local CFA brigades in emergency responses and their commitment to public safety. Residents in the area can rest assured that the situation is now contained, and there are no reported injuries.
As fire authorities continue to assess the damage, more updates will follow. Stay tuned for the latest developments regarding this incident and other urgent news from the region.
