A significant fire broke out in a warehouse in Schaerbeek, Brussels, on Thursday evening, prompting a major emergency response. Firefighters are on-site with multiple engines and aerial trucks working to control the blaze, while police have set up a security perimeter. The cause of the fire is still under investigation, and no casualties have been reported.
A significant fire broke out in a warehouse in Schaerbeek, Brussels, on Thursday evening, prompting a major emergency response from local authorities. The incident occurred near the intersection of Rue du Brabant and Rue Verte, with emergency services alerted around 9:35 p.m. following multiple reports from residents in the area.
Firefighters from the Brussels Fire Department are actively working to contain the blaze, with a deployment that includes four fire engines and two aerial ladder trucks. The response has been robust, reflecting the scale of the fire and the urgency to manage the situation effectively.
In addition to firefighting efforts, officers from the Brussels-North police zone have established a security perimeter around the warehouse to manage traffic and ensure that emergency crews can operate without obstruction. This measure is crucial for maintaining safety in the vicinity as the situation develops.
As of late Thursday night, firefighting operations are still ongoing, and the cause of the fire remains undetermined. Authorities have not reported any casualties at this time, but they are continuing to monitor the situation closely.
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