This morning at around 6:30 AM, the Estonian rescue service received an emergency call regarding a fire at an industrial building in Vaimastvere, located in Jõgevamaa. The fire originated from the building's boiler room and quickly spread to the roof. In response to the emergency, firefighters from multiple regions, including Koerus, Jõgeva, Põltsamaa, Tabivere, Väike-Maarja, and even Tartu, were dispatched to the scene with significant resources, including ladder trucks.

The rapid response from a broad range of fire services highlights the severity of the situation and the potential risks associated with fires in industrial settings. The involvement of firefighters from various locations suggests that the response was coordinated effectively, ensuring that the fire could be tackled robustly. It is still unclear how many personnel were involved or whether there were any injuries reported.

As the fire is investigated, it may raise concerns about industrial safety standards and emergency preparedness in the region. This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of emergency response systems and the need for continuous assessment of fire hazards in industrial areas. The local community may also express concerns about the safety of nearby facilities and the potential environmental impact of the fire.