A fire burning in a London airport’s parking structure has caused a partial collapse,...
LONDON — A fire burning in a London airport's parking structure early Wednesday caused a partial collapse, and five people have been hospitalized for smoke inhalation. All flights at Luton Airport were suspended until noon due to the fire, the airport posted on the X social media platform. Five people, firefighters and an airline official, were admitted to hospitals for smoke inhalation. A sixth person was treated at the scene.
Video posted on social media and on British news outlets’ websites showed police and fire department vehicles gathered outside a multi-story parking structure where the top level was engulfed in orange flames. The newly built parking structure for Terminal 2 partially collapsed after the fire started around 9 p.m. Tuesday. The airport asked would-be passengers to stay away since access to the area was restricted.
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