A fire at a refuse site in Battersea is being treated as accidental, according to London Fire Brigade.
Around 40 Firefighters from Battersea, Brixton, Chelsea, Clapham and Lambeth were called to a fire in Cringle Street on December 9.
Six fire engines arrived the scene at 4.50am where they spent almost three hours tackling the blaze.
A statement released by the London Fire Brigade on social media said: "Six fire engines and around 40 firefighters tackled a fire at a refuse site in Battersea.
"Thankfully there were no injuries. "
According to emergency service reports - part of a 250 tonne pile of household waste had been damaged by the fire.
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