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21 Dec 2025
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A fire that affected a number of heavy goods vehicles in Fife has been put out by emergency services.
The fire broke out sometime around 9am on Sunday in the Harbour View Area of Methil.
It was contained and there were no reports of any casualties.
Police Scotland have also said no criminality was established, and the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS) said the last of seven appliances left the scene at 1.02pm.
The area between Harbour View and South Street has reopened.
Members of the public can now safely attend the area, and residents near the scene have been informed they can open their windows as the smoke risk has ended.
An SFRS spokesperson said: “The last appliance left at 1.02pm.
“Multiple heavy goods vehicles and trailers were affected. There were no casualties.”
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