A fire has erupted at a wood chip heating facility on a farm in Hamar municipality, Norway. According to operations leader Christian Svarstad from the Innlandet police district, there are visible open flames, and there is a risk of the fire spreading to the nearby main house. Fortunately, there have been no reports of injuries resulting from the incident so far.

Emergency services were alerted to the fire at 10:01 PM on Saturday, indicating that it was a significant concern for local authorities. The rapid response is critical in managing the danger posed not only to the affected facility but also to surrounding structures, particularly the nearby main house which is at risk due to its proximity to the flames.

The incident highlights the ongoing concerns about fire safety in agricultural settings, particularly with facilities that handle combustible materials like wood chips. Authorities will likely continue to monitor the situation and assess any potential damages or further risks following the suppression of the fire. Local residents may also be kept informed about safety measures as the incident unfolds.