Liverpool fire: Firefighters tackle major scrap yard blaze
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Fifteen fire crews were at the scene at the height of the fire
Firefighters are continuing to tackle a major fire in a scrap yard which broke out overnight.
Fire crews were alerted to the blaze which caused huge plumes of smoke at S Norton in Bankhall Street, Kirkdale, Liverpool at 22:30 BST on Saturday.
Fifteen fire engines attended at its height, tackling the flames which spread to the main building and engulfed about 150 scrap cars.
Residents and nearby firms have been told to keep windows and doors closed.

People have been advised to avoid the area
It said there were still significant smoke plumes from the fire and poor air quality so advised people to avoid the area.

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