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24-Hour Fire Comparisons | August 12, 2025 (Newfoundland & Labrador) All three major fires currently burning on the Island have shown growth in the past 24 hours, as noted by the Premier of NL earlier today. #nlwx Using NASA FIRMS imagery, we can see where this growth has been... concentrated. On the Paddy’s Pond fire, the most significant expansion has been on the north and south sides—especially to the north, closest to Paradise and Conception Bay South. This aligns with the evacuation order issued for the Three Island Pond area earlier today. The Kingston Fire shows growth along its northern flank, with more substantial spread toward the northeast into Ochre Pit Cove compared to yesterday. My heart goes out to all those who are waiting to find out if their homes, cabins, or whatever else they hold is still standing. The Martin Lake Fire has also seen considerable growth, particularly on the south side of the lake. __ MEANING OF SQUARES (VALID FOR EACH DAY): Dark Red – Less than 1 hour ago Red – 1–3 hours ago Orange – 3–6 hours ago Yellow-Orange – 6–12 hours ago Yellow – 12–24 hours ago Light Yellow – More than 24 hours agoshow more

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The City of Bulawayo’s Fire Brigade deployed eight fire engines , three water bowsers and three fire hydrants as it swiftly attended and contained a fire that had broken out at a building along Leopold Takawira Street between George Silundika Street and Fife Street. The first call for the incident was made at 13:15 hours by a Council employee from the City Hall with the first team arriving at 13:20 hours (5minutes) within the international standard of 10 minutes. The teams found the building engulfed an indication that the fire had been going on for sometime without any report. Investigations into the cause of the fire are ongoing, with preliminary findings pointing to poor housekeeping as close to 20 LP gas cylinders were found in the building, which is now accommodating students. The Fire Brigade encourages residents to promptly report fires using the emergency services numbers, as it was noted that there was a delay in reporting the incident. The City’s emergency services are also concerned over motorists who do not give way to their response teams and motorists are encouraged to give way to emergency response vehicles at all times. Additionally, residents are urged against causing veld fires, as the City is recording an increase in veld fires, with five different cases having been attended today.

The City of Bulawayo’s Fire Brigade deployed eight fire engines , three water bowsers and three fire hydrants as it swiftly attended and contained a fire that had broken out at a building along Leopold Takawira Street between George Silundika Street and Fife Street. The first call for the incident was made at 13:15 hours by a Council employee from the City Hall with the first team arriving at 13:20 hours (5minutes) within the international standard of 10 minutes. The teams found the building engulfed an indication that the fire had been going on for sometime without any report. Investigations into the cause of the fire are ongoing, with preliminary findings pointing to poor housekeeping as close to 20 LP gas cylinders were found in the building, which is now accommodating students. The Fire Brigade encourages residents to promptly report fires using the emergency services numbers, as it was noted that there was a delay in reporting the incident. The City’s emergency services are also concerned over motorists who do not give way to their response teams and motorists are encouraged to give way to emergency response vehicles at all times. Additionally, residents are urged against causing veld fires, as the City is recording an increase in veld fires, with five different cases having been attended today.

The City of Bulawayo

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