Fire crews attend reports of hazardous materials in Ipswich
Published:
7:55 PM May 8, 2018
Updated:
5:54 PM October 11, 2020
Two crews were called to the scene. Stock picture. Picture: PHIL MORLEY - Credit: Archant
Two crews were called to the incident on Sidegate Avenue at around 6pm this evening.
A spokesman for Suffolk Fire and Rescue said that they attended an unknown hazardous material which had spilled at a property on Sidegate Avenue.
When they arrived on scene they found the material which had a non-corrosive smell.
The spokesperson added that the crews did not wear hazardous protection equipment while attending the incident.
One person was self-referred to hospital following the incident.
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A stop was called at 6.54pm.
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