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Wildfire Blazes in Tintwistle Low Moor

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Wildfires ravage Tintwistle Low Moor and surrounding areas, as fire crews battle blazes for hours. Multiple fires reported earlier in the week, with local residents urged to stay clear. No injuries reported, but crews remain vigilant for flare-ups.

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Wildfire Blazes in Tintwistle Low Moor

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On April 9th, fire crews rushed to Tenswisselo more near Glossablast night, April 8th, tackling a massive wildfire that broke out around 8. 45pm. This came during some of the hottest days we've seen so far this year, with flames ripping through about 75 meters by 150 meters of dry moorland. Earlier this week, multiple blazes lit up the area, including two on Saddleworth Moors, Tuesday afternoon, April 7th, and others near Dovestones, Blackstone Edge, and Marsden Cluff on Wednesday. Local folks got the word to steer clear while firefighters from Derbyshars, Glossab and New Mill stations, plus greater Manchester's high crew. Battle the flames for hours. Residents nearby captured pics of towering infernos lighting up the night sky, but luckily no injuries. They used water backpacks, beaters, and a forced air blower to stand by hot spots and stop the spread, wrapping up around 10.50pm. These fires keep popping off from careless barbecues and cigarettes on parched land, so

stay vigilant out there as crews watch for flare-ups.

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