Crews deal with pallet hearth in San Bernardino

A pallet hearth close to the 215 Freeway in San Bernardino on Wednesday night destroyed a number of automobiles and prompted heavy smoke within the space that was seen to passing drivers.

Crews responded round 6:21 p.m. to a pallet hearth within the 2700 block of Yucca Avenue, in line with Eric Sherwin, a spokesperson for the San Bernardino County Fire Department. By 7:22 p.m., hearth officers stated the fireplace was knocked down. It burned in an space north of the 210 Freeway and southeast of the 215 Freeway/15 Freeway junction.

Multiple automobiles had been destroyed, together with a automotive service holding three automobiles, a semi-truck and a pick-up truck, hearth authorities stated. No accidents had been reported, and no buildings had been broken.

Some energy traces had been knocked down within the space, however no prospects had been with out energy late Wednesday, in line with Southern California Edison. Crews from the utility had been working to evaluate the harm.

The pallet yard is comparatively small, Sherwin stated, however smoke from the fireplace was extremely seen to anybody driving within the space.

The reason behind the fireplace was beneath investigation.