A fire erupted at the Øra quay in Fredrikstad, Norway, with reports indicating that no individuals were injured and no smoke inhalation occurred. According to operations manager Mathias Eckhoff, the fire has produced some smoke that has drifted into the Kongsten area, leading fire services to recommend that local residents keep their doors and windows shut to prevent any smoke inhalation.

As firefighting operations continue, the local police and fire departments remain confident in their ability to manage the situation, affirming that they have the fire under control. Reports from Fredriksstad Blad noted the smell of smoke lingering in downtown Fredrikstad, although the overall situation appears to be stabilized as efforts to extinguish the fire are ongoing.

This incident underscores the importance of swift fire response and public safety measures in urban areas, particularly near busy quays where the risk of fire can impact both property and locals. The recommendations from authorities reflect a proactive approach to minimizing health risks from smoke inhalation during such emergencies, highlighting the role of local services in ensuring community safety.