A significant fire erupted at the Mitsuda warehouse in Longdenville today, sending thick smoke billowing into the sky, causing alarm among local residents and drivers. According to early reports, the fire started earlier in the day and quickly spread across the facility. Witnesses reported seeing intense flames and heavy smoke visible from nearby areas, and some even heard loud cracking noises as the fire grew in intensity. Emergency response teams, including the Trinidad and Tobago Fire Service, are on the scene, working tirelessly to control the fire. They face challenging conditions as they strive to stop the fire from spreading to adjacent buildings. Presently, there’s no official information regarding the cause of the fire or any potential casualties. The public has been advised to steer clear of the area to allow emergency teams to work safely. More updates will follow as more information is made available.
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