Ekurhuleni emergency services said that they’ve managed to contain a secondary blaze in Alberton after a jet fuel pipeline caught fire.
No injuries or fatalities have been reported.
Those living near the affected area on Philip Street have been evacuated for safety reasons.
The Ekurhuleni emergency service’s Maswati Mdluli: “We also currently have rain that’s hindering the operation as it is mixing with the product but the situation is under control.”
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