It was reported on June 28 that a large industrial fire broke out in the south of Brisbane last night, and the police have announced the establishment of a quarantine area.
Emergency services rushed to the scene around 10 p.m. Thursday after receiving reports of a fire in a steel structure near Kingston Rd in Logan. In response to the emergency, authorities set up an evacuation centre at the Kingston Butter Mill.
A woman in her 20s and a man in her 40s were taken to Logan Hospital due to health problems in the fire, and they are currently in stable condition. However, there was still a lot of smoke coming out of the scene.
For safety reasons, the quarantine remains in effect and residents staying at Kingston Rd, Juers Rd, Skyline Dr, Jacaranda Ave and Hibiscus St have been evacuated. It is understood that there are two gas stations near the fire scene, and medical personnel are also on standby at any time.
The fire produced a large amount of smoke and is expected to continue to affect the surrounding area for the next few hours, according to the report. Nearby residents were advised to close their doors and windows and bring respiratory medication in case of emergency.
At the same time, the roads in the area of the incident are still affected, and drivers need to be rerouted.
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