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Crews at fireworks factory blaze Crews at fireworks factory blaze
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Two people are believed to have been injured in a fire at a fireworks factory in Clevedon, north Somerset. Two people have been injured in a blaze at a fireworks factory in north Somerset, Avon Fire and Rescue said.
It is understood one of the injured is suffering from smoke inhalation from the fire at the Fire Magic factory at Kenn Court Business Park. One person is being treated for smoke inhalation after fire broke out around 2130 BST at the Fire Magic factory at Kenn Court Business Park in Clevedon.
Several appliances from Avon Fire and Rescue are at the scene. The cause of the fire, which begun shortly after 2130 BST, is not yet known. The fire service said the injuries were not believed to be serious.
Police have closed several roads in the Kenn area. Several appliances are still at the scene, but the fire service said the blazes was "pretty much under control", adding its cause will be investigated.
It has so far not been necessary to evacuate any residents from the area. Police have closed several roads in the Kenn area. It has so far not been necessary to evacuate any residents from the area.
Two containers of fireworks caught alight and exploded during the blaze.
Tony Jackson, Avon Fire and Rescue spokesman said: "It was pretty spectacular when we first got here.
"Some of the fireworks had caught light and the people of Clevedon were given an impromptu firework display.
He added that the emergency services were likely to be at the scene for some time.
"The fire is pretty much under control now and we are in the process of dampening down," he said.