A horrific fire happened in Portland near Steel Bridge a few days ago, and the news sent people into a panic. The blaze sprang out of nowhere and quickly grew into a flaming mountain. But the Fire Department was able to eliminate it after a fierce struggle. The fire started from the leftover rubber pellets might have disastrous consequences.
The residents first saw a mysterious black cloud appearing near the Steel bridge, which is how we learned about the situation. To avoid a catastrophic outcome, the bridge’s traffic was promptly halted. The residents are in a state of panic since the cause of the fire has not been determined. Watch the video down below to get an idea of the size of these smoke clouds:
Rubber fire reignites near Steel Bridge sending thick black smoke into the air https://t.co/s0ZrmnSZfA pic.twitter.com/d1kgC2ZeJ0
— FOX 12 Oregon (@fox12oregon) May 29, 2023
It’s possible that this is an act orchestrated by local gangs in Portland to cause unrest in the community. While Oregon has had a history of issues in the past, the situation has been under control since 2016. However, at the present time, we have no evidence to support this. But if the fire hadn’t been contained in time, the steel bridge would have been destroyed.
Large pile of rubber pellets on fire near the Steel Bridge in Portland. Crews are hitting it with water now. This same pile caught fire last week as well. #LiveOnK2 pic.twitter.com/wRUWAdGeyz
— Evan Bell (@evanbellKATU) May 29, 2023
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As there were no fire hydrants in the area, like there was the prior time, the firefighters excavated a pit to get the fire under control. All areas have been cleared and the issue is under control at this moment. No rubber pellets remain to provide a future fire hazard. All potential sources of ignition have been meticulously cleared out. Leave your thoughts here on how this might be avoided in the future.
