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Investigation into factory blaze Investigation into factory blaze
(about 10 hours later)
An investigation is to get underway later to try to establish the cause of a fire at a factory in Antrim. An investigation is under way to establish the cause of a fire at a factory in Antrim.
The fire started at lunchtime on Monday at Camden Windows on the Greystone Road. The blaze started at lunchtime on Monday at the Camden Group Glass Factory at the Caulside Drive estate.
More than 50 people had to be moved from their homes for a time as the factory contained hazardous chemicals.More than 50 people had to be moved from their homes for a time as the factory contained hazardous chemicals.
Nine fire trucks and three specialist appliances were sent to tackle the blaze. Firefighters stayed at the scene overnight to dampen down the building. Nine fire trucks and three specialist appliances tackled the blaze. Firefighters stayed at the scene overnight to dampen down the building.
Firefighters used extension ladders to get at the blaze from above, while part of the building has been destroyed. They used extension ladders to get at the blaze from above, while part of the building has been destroyed.
Local residents were advised to close their windows and stay indoors.Local residents were advised to close their windows and stay indoors.
At its height, the blaze could be seen from as far as 10 miles away.At its height, the blaze could be seen from as far as 10 miles away.
About 80 people are at the factory and, in a statement on Tuesday, the company said they would be redeployed in its five other factories.
Managing Director Kieran Lavery said: "We are pulling out all the stops to retain customer satisfaction and to redeploy staff."