A wildfire has erupted in a minor area near Allmannamyra in Karmøy, Norway, as reported by VG. Nils Simmerøy, a duty commander with 110 Sør-Vest, indicated that the fire started after a campfire got out of control, possibly during a skating event. Firefighters are currently on the scene maintaining control over the flames, which are located somewhat away from residential areas.

The presence of large flames has raised concerns, but authorities have stated there are no injuries reported as of now. The operations manager, Dag Steinkopf, has documented that the situation is being monitored closely by local emergency services. Given that the fire is being contained and located outside populated areas, efforts are focused on preventing any escalation.

This incident highlights the potential risks associated with outdoor activities, particularly in dry conditions, where recreational campfires can quickly lead to larger incidents. The swift response from fire services illustrates the preparedness of local authorities in handling such situations effectively.