RETAINED Aberbargoed Water Carrier (Mercedes Atego) Turnout - South Wales Fire & Rescue

South Wales Fire & Rescue
RETAINED Aberbargoed W7 Turning out to a Industrial Warehouse Fire!
Statement from Group Manager Mike Evans.
At 1948, South Wales Fire and Rescue Service where notified of a factory unit on fire at BP Rolls in the Nash area of Newport. Fire Control promptly mobilised three fire appliances, 1 water bowser, 1 Aerial ladder platform and several specialist officers to the scene.
"On arrival, the initial crews were faced with a significant fire and at its height, 6 fire appliances, 3 water bowsers, 2 Aerial ladders were in attendance. Crews did a tremendous job in preventing the fire spread and contained the fire by midnight."
South Wales Fire and Rescue Service were assisted greatly by a number of agencies, including the Welsh Ambulance Service, Gwent Police, local business's and Wales and West Utilities.
A joint investigation will begin with South Wales Fire and Rescue Service and Gwent Police into the cause of the fire.
Turnout:
19:48 - Factory Unit Fire
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Fire Appliances Seen:
CN12 CWY
Mercedes Atego (2012)
Aberbargoed - WrC Water Carrier (WS21W7)
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[@johnwalker325]

Absolutely brilliant

[@NeilM01989]

Liked the video, good catch 🧑🏻👍🏻🚒

[@REDNINGsStation]

they are very nice the english watertankers. good video

[@bodbag]

Not sure about the English ones but the Welsh one in the video is nice.

[@REDNINGsStation]

@@bodbag ok what i have seen its little bit the same construction.

[@EnidAgnusDei]

Indicates right, turns left!

[@NeeNawEmergency]

It may look like that but it goes round the roundabout on the top of the hill

[@SomersetEmergencyResponses999]

Awesome

[@BlackieFoxxless]

I think a whelen woodway commander 3 siren would fit the carrier better

[@BlackieFoxxless]

Or even a Stirling Automotive Met-sound siren instead