Huge Fire at Tuas Ave 11

February 23, 2017

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SCDF and SPF have reported that a huge fire has broken out at the waste management plant in Tuas. The site measuring 200m x 200m is engulfed in fire. The public is advised to stay away.

Statement by SCDF

Upon SCDF’s arrival, the premises measuring about 200m by 200m was fully engulfed in flames. SCDF is currently at work with 3 water monitors and 2 Unmanned Firefighting Machines.

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The public is advised to stay away from the area.

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