A significant fire erupted at a construction site located in Nordhavn, Copenhagen, which resulted in a large plume of black smoke. Various media outlets reported that Copenhagen Police confirmed their presence at the scene on Containervej, where the fire originated from a blaze in a warehouse building. They noted that there was substantial smoke development, but fortunately, there have been no reports of injuries following the incident.

According to information provided by the Capital Region's Fire Department, their response was substantial due to the fire involving construction materials on the rooftop of the building. This early information indicated that the situation was serious, prompting a robust emergency response to manage the fire effectively and ensure public safety. The rapid mobilization of the emergency services helped in addressing the fire's intensity and controlling the smoke dispersion in the nearby area.

Later updates confirmed that the fire had been extinguished. Martin Kjærsgaard, the operations chief for the Copenhagen Fire Department, reported to TV 2 that the incident involved two buildings under construction where the fire was primarily located on the roof. The efficient action taken by the fire services led to the swift containment of the fire, alleviating concerns for local residents and surrounding businesses.