Fire crews have had to tackle a fire in Lowestoft - in which two cars were completely destroyed
Suffolk fire and rescue service said it received 'multiple calls' about the incident in the car park at the Water Lane leisure centre in the north of the town.
Firefighters from Wrentham and Lowestoft South had to wear breathing apparatus - and put the fires out.
It is thought to have started because of an electrical fault in one car before spreading to the other.
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Lowestoft Honours Wartime Bomb Disposal Heroes
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Benjamin Britten Statue Unveiled in Suffolk
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East Suffolk Marks Remembrance Sunday
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Police Appeal After Assault in Lowestoft
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Britten as a Boy Statue Unveiling in Lowestoft
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Historic Beccles Printer Close After More Than 200 Years
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