People are being urged to avoid Dunwich Heath as firefighters continue responding to the active wildfire.
Crews remain at the scene tackling hotspots around the perimeter of the affected area, with drones being used to identify any remaining pockets of fire.
Firefighters are increasing resources during daylight hours as work continues to contain the wildfire.
Emergency services say road and footpath closures remain in place and are asking people to stay away so crews can work safely.
An information centre continues to operate at Westleton Village Hall, opening daily from 9am until 4pm, providing information and support for those affected by the incident.
The wildfire response remains ongoing, and residents and visitors are being asked to follow official advice and avoid the area until restrictions are lifted.
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