Emergency services are currently on the scene of a building on fire in Co Fermanagh.
NIFRS received a call of an incident at a building on the Drumwhinny Road area of Kesh before 8am on Saturday morning.
The road remains closed at this time as 36 personnel from the NIFRS tackle the blaze.
A Northern Ireland Fire & Rescue Service (NIFRS) spokesperson said: “NIFRS received a call to reports of a building fire on Drumwhinny Road, Kesh at 07:45 on Saturday 22nd August.
“There are currently four appliances, one water tanker, one aerial appliance, one Command Support Unit and 36 personnel in attendance from Enniskillen, Irvinestown, Belleek, Dromore, Northland and Strabane fire stations.
“We would ask the public to avoid the area whilst we deal with the incident.”
A PSNI spokesperson said: “The Drumwhinny Road in Kesh is closed due to a property on fire in the area. NI Fire and Rescue Service is also in attendance.
“Diversions are in place on the Killadeas Road and Duneaney Road. Please avoid the area.”
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A PSNI spokesperson said: “The Drumwhinny Road in Kesh is closed due to a property on fire in the area. NI Fire and Rescue Service is also in attendance.
“Diversions are in place on the Killadeas Road and Duneaney Road. Please avoid the area.”
NIFRS received a call to reports of a building fire on Drumwhinny Road, Kesh at 07:45 on Saturday 22nd August.“There are currently four appliances, one water tanker, one aerial appliance, one Command Support Unit and 36 personnel in attendance from Enniskillen, Irvinestown, Belleek, Dromore, Northland and Strabane fire stations.“We would ask the public to avoid the area whilst we deal with the incident.
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