South Wales Fire Service is dealing with a fire on Rover Way, Cardiff, and there are reports of long traffic delays for drivers in the area, heading both into and out of the capital. Pictures show firefighters tackling a large fire on the grassland next to Rover Way. A spokesperson for South Wales Fire and Rescue Service said: "We are in attendance at a fire at Rover Way Caravan Site in Pengam Green, Cardiff. Please can residents close windows and doors due to heavy smoke in the area." Follow ou

Firefighters from the South Wales Fire and Rescue Service have been crowned the world's best. This training exercise shows what it’s like to be rescued from a car crash by a world class team. Read more: https://bit.ly/2R1tXiy | ITV Wales

25K views · 186 reactions | Fire and Rescue NSW officers work in challenging environments across our road network. To keep them and the people they're helping safe, new requirements apply when passing stationary emergency services, tow truck and breakdown assistance vehicles displaying flashing lights. Find out more: bit.ly/slowdowngivespace | NSW Road Safety - NSW GOV | Facebook

39K views · 368 reactions | Two fires continue to burn near Bombala in the states south east. The Big Jack Mountain Fire is burning close to property near Mt Darragh, while the Creewah Rd Fire is burning just north of Cathcart. The two fires will likely join tomorrow. | NSW Rural Fire Service | Facebook

11K views · 86 reactions | With forecast hot, dry and windy...

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2.7K views · 13 reactions | There are concerns response times to fire emergencies could blow out with 30 fire stations across the state set to temporarily close. Fire and Rescue New South Wales is proposing the closures to the Industrial Relations Commission, blaming staff shortages and insufficient resources. Among the stations which could be impacted are Warragamba, Camden and Richmond. 7NEWS at 6pm. More local news: 7news.com.au/news/Sydney #NSWfires #7NEWS | 7NEWS Sydney | Facebook