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Bin Lorry Fire in Glen Parva: Road Closure & Investigation

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Bin lorry fire in Glen Parva, Leicestershire, causes road closure, no injuries reported. Firefighters extinguish blaze, debris cleared, bus routes diverted. Council investigates cause, expresses gratitude for quick response.

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Bin Lorry Fire in Glen Parva: Road Closure & Investigation

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Leicester News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Bin Lorry Fire in Glen Parva: Road Closure & Investigation. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

In Lester today, March 20th, a binlory caught fire while picking up rubbish in Glen Parva, Lestershire, forcing the closure of Lester Road on Friday morning. The blaze started inside the vehicle around 11.56 am, with about one ton of the seven tons of waste burning up, though the truck itself was unharmed. Firefighters rushed to the scene with two crews and quickly got the flames under control. They had to clear debris from the road, which stayed shut near the A426 County Arms Junction for a while. No one got hurt in the incident, according to Blabie District Council. Bus routes 8485 and X45 face diversions through Sorballiway, St. John's, Interby Road, and the Blabie bypass until. Things cleared up. Council officials are looking into what sparked the fire, which the Lestershire Fire and Rescue Service called accidental. They moved the lorry to a bus lane to limit the hassle and thank the fire service, County Council, and police for their fast help. At the road now open and services back on track, this unusual mishap serves as a reminder

of the surprises that can pop up even on routine rounds.

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