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Householders moved in Garvagh fire

RESIDENTS have been forced from their homes due to a fire at a farm near Garvagh.

The blaze broke out at an outshed in the Carrowreagh Road area, near the Co Londonderry village.

It is believed the building contained a substantial amount of fertiliser, leaving the plumes of smoke particularly toxic.

A spokesman for the fire service explained the shed also provided storage for gas cylinders and diesel.

Residents in the immediate vicinity have been temporarily relocated as a precautionary measure.

Other householders were told to keep their windows and doors closed.


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