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Dust Explosion at Doogary Industrial Estate

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A major fire at Doogary Industrial Estate in Omagh, County Tyrone, has caused significant disruption. Boyd Bedding was affected, leading to road closures and traffic backups. Local leaders commend the fire services response to a suspected dust explosion. Stay informed and safe.

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Belfast News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Dust Explosion at Doogary Industrial Estate. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

From across Europe, powered by AI, this is Europe News Today. I'm Corey with the story. A big fire broke out early this morning at the Dugory Industrial Estate on Bank More Road near O'Mogh and County Tyrone. Firefighters rushed in with ten appliances, an aerial unit, two water tankers, and a command support team to tackle the blaze. The flames hit a bedding company called Boyd Bedding, and it's caused major headaches with road closures at both the A5 and Krevenaar road ends. Traffic's backed up, so drivers need to steer clear of that whole area. Local leaders are speaking out too. Sinfine MP Orphlath Beggley praised the quick work of the emergency crews and air ambulance while the UPMLA Tom Buchanan called it a pro response from the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service. Reports point to a dust explosion sparking the whole thing, and crews are still battling to get it fully under control. Stay safe out there folks, keep an eye on updates from the fire service, and hopefully everyone affected pulls through without a hitch.

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