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Fire crews tackle factory blaze Factory blaze tackled overnight
(about 11 hours later)
Almost 40 firefighters are battling a blaze at a disused factory near Omagh in County Tyrone. Firefighters have been tackling a blaze overnight at the former Nestle factory on the outskirts of Omagh.
The fire at the former Nestle factory on the Beltany Road was reported at about 1700 BST on Monday. It is thought it may have been started deliberately. An investigation into what happened is under way.
Almost 40 firefighters battled against the blaze on the Beltany Road, which was reported at about 1700 BST on Monday.
Aidan McGuinness from the Fire and Rescue Service said crews from as far away as Portadown were in attendance.Aidan McGuinness from the Fire and Rescue Service said crews from as far away as Portadown were in attendance.
"Initially we thought it was rubbish on fire, but crews discovered that it was wood chippings which are stored in the factory," he said."Initially we thought it was rubbish on fire, but crews discovered that it was wood chippings which are stored in the factory," he said.
"There are now signs of structural collapse in the building.""There are now signs of structural collapse in the building."
The cause of the fire is under investigation, but it is thought that it may have been started deliberately.