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Firemen will work through the night to clear petrol from the scene of a massive explosion at a petrol station in the Perth suburb of Maddington.

A petrol tanker exploded at the Caltex station, starting a fire that destroyed parts of the vehicle, the roof of the forecourt and the shop front.

A Fire and Emergency Services Authority spokesman told AAP the fire was brought quickly under control by firefighters.

“The focus is now on making the scene safe, which is a very important task,” the spokesman said.

“There was a fair bit of damage to the majority of the building.”

Petrol still left in the 40,000-litre tanker will be drained into another tanker, while specialists work to recover any water that may have been contaminated by the unleaded petrol.

About a quarter of the petrol in the tanker burnt in the fire.

Homes and businesses, including a suburban shopping centre, within a 500-metre radius of the station have been evacuated.

Residents will not be allowed to return until authorities are confident the area is safe and there is no petrol left to ignite.

That is likely to be sometime late on Friday night, the spokesman said.

No one was injured in the incident.

“It is great news. Fire authorities were called very quickly, and they got to the scene in a good time, meaning there were no injuries.

“There were people on the forecourt, in the shop, and of course the tanker driver,” the spokesman said.

The truck will not be removed until Saturday, while the investigation into why the fire started will continue for a few days.

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The NWService admonished lately Mon that energizing Santa Ana air currents would go on to whip a couple of fires ramping in northern City of the Angels.

The 2 fires had devoured much land and demolished many habitations in the San Fernando vale and were faulted for 2 deceases as lately Mon afternoon.Calif. Gov. Schwarzenegger announced a “state of emergency” Mon afternoon in LA & Ventura County where dry currents of air out from the NE were awaited to carry on after sundown.

A ‘redflag’ warning persisted in effect for the counties. Air currents were awaited to abate once Tues; nevertheless the cautionary was in force till late Wednesday.
About 800 firemen kept going to fight the 5,000-acre Senson flame close to Porter Ranch and the 5,300-acre Mareck blazing on the easterly outskirts of the vale.

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LA County fire marshal Mike Freeman said newsmen that predictors were admonishing of wind blows up to sixty mph Mon nighttime.
Freeman enounced the Senson fire, which erupted Mon dawning, perplexed a likely threat to bound Highway 101 and burn down westbound to the ocean.

Two immense wildfires forced by hard Santa Anna winds endangered regions on the boundaries of the San Fernando Valley on Mon, putting to death one-man, demolishing a lot of houses and forcing delirious evacuations. Some other human perished in a head-on smash in freeway traffic tangled by smoke and flares.

Firemen were fighting with a glare in the Sylmar region in the vale northeast corner while a fresh glare broke out at midmorning a couple of land miles to the west in mounts higher up the Porter Ranch region and rapidly arose to 2,000 acres as winds blustered of the north-east at thirty-five miles per hour to forty-five miles per hour with blasts to seventy miles per hour. 2 immense wildfires forced by heavy Santa Anna currents of air imperiled localities on the borders of the San Fernando Valley on Mon, killing one-man, destructing a lot of dozen mobile habitations and haling delirious evacuations. A different person passed away in a frontal crash in state highway traffic matted from fume and fires.

Residents weren’t admitted to driving into one of Porter Ranch’s gated residential area since officials desired to save routes open for emergency vehicles. As an alternative they parked their automobiles, laddered to their houses and fulfilled whatsoever they forced out in their arms, pockets and bags. A few ran out prehending pictures.

Nearly all schools in the region were shut down Mon.

As well Mon, firefighters held back minor glares near Santa Clarita in northerly Los Angeles County and close to Santa Paula oil facility in Ventura County.

Here’s the Los Angeles fire map :

“Fire! Fire!! Fire!!!” That was the cry that came from a hundred mouths early morning on 25th May 1983.

Several Cadman houses had caught fire from a lighted cigarette thrown away by a careless drunkard. Fortunately, it had rained that night and the Cadman being wet, the fires did not spread fast. Fortunately again, someone had telephoned the fire brigade in the nick of time. And then came the fire engines with all speed. Within a few moments, the pumps were fixed to the fire points on the road and water was battling the fast rising flames which were helped by a strong morning breeze. The roofs were gutted, but the house stood on their supporting iron frames. A few items of furniture were burnt, but no heavy damage was done. First aid was rendered to three persons suffering from suffocation. Otherwise, it was a storm in a tea cup or a flicker of flame in a frying pan.

Te hundred mouths were now silent and so were the flames that licked the Cadman’s with forked tongues.

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