No injuries reported after major blaze in Ottawa's rural south end
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A major fire engulfed a building in Ottawa's rural south end Saturday afternoon.
A major fire engulfed a building in Ottawa's rural south end Saturday afternoon.
Firefighters were called to a property on Ramsayville Road between Louiseize and Thunder roads at around 5:10 p.m.
Photos from the scene show thick smoke pouring from a building engulfed in flames. Smoke was visible from around the area.
Firefighters found a large industrial building on fire when they arrived. As they were fighting the fire, the roof collapsed; fortunately, no firefighters were inside the structure at the time.
The blaze was under control by 6:46 p.m.
No one has been reported hurt, but Ottawa Fire Services said the Canadian Red Cross has been called in to assist the people affected.
It's not known what caused the fire.
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