A BLAZE that broke out in a Malvern industrial estate was fought for several hours by fire crews.
The fire service was called out to a warehouse in Spring Lane at around 7.30am on Monday (November 11).
A spokesperson for Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service said: "Four crews - two each from Worcester and Malvern Fire Station - plus the aerial ladder platform from Worcester and the incident command unit from Ledbury were called out to a building fire.
"The fire was in a factory, around 50m by 80m, in the roof space above an oven and was fought by two firefighters wearing breathing apparatus."
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After putting out the flames, two of the fire engines returned to the station while one firefighter took to the skies with a thermal imaging camera to monitor the roof and ensure the factory was safe.
The spokesperson added: "There were no casualties and no other emergency services were required."
It is not known how badly the factory was damaged.
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