Smoke from Butetown fire drifts over Cardiff
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The fire could be seen from Cardiff Central train station
Fire crews have been tackling a blaze which broke out in Butetown, Cardiff.
Three South Wales fire crews were called to the scene on Curran Road at 18:15 BST on Tuesday.
The fire caused a large pall of black smoke to drift over the area.
Two crews from Cardiff Central and one from Roath have since put out the fire, which the service have said was in a large quantity of rubbish inside a disused warehouse.
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