File:Storm Eunice Humberside ALP Closeup.jpg

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A closer view of an East Hull chimney damaged by Storm Eunice tended to by Humberside Fire and Rescue Service firefighters using a Aerial Ladder Platform (ALP).

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English: A closer view, albeit blurred somewhat, of an East Hull chimney damaged by Storm Eunice tended to by Humberside Fire and Rescue Service firefighters using a Aerial Ladder Platform (ALP).

The fire brigade incident report is as follows: "Chimney stack destroyed by wind, crews utilised Aerial Ladder Platform to retrieve chimney pots and debris from chimney stack. Residents advised to contact Council. Date & Time: Fri 18 Feb 2022 17:20 (No:003256) Incident Number: 003256

Incident type: special service"
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