Cooking fumes have been blamed for an emergency response to Oakfield in Ryde earlier this afternoon (Friday). 2 fire appliances from Ryde and 1 from Shanklin were mobilised to a block of flats on Slade Road at around 16:00 over concerns a fire had broken out in a property. It had been reported to fire control via 999 that an alarm was sounding and there was a smell of burning. Firefighters wearing breathing apparatus were committed into the property, equipped with a hose reel jet – and a safety hose standing by. However, following initial investigations, it transpired that the alarm had been caused by cooking fumes with no fire identified. Shanklin’s retained appliance was stood down en-route. An ambulance crew from the Isle of Wight Ambulance Service was also mobilised to the scene, but no casualties have been reported. Firefighters have provided safety information to local residents.
COOKING FUMES SPARK FEARS OF FLAT FIRE IN OAKFIELD
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