Fire crews called to Worthing Hospital to deal with loose cladding

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Fire crews have removed loose cladding at Worthing Hospital.

A fire engine was pictured outside the hospital's breast care centre on Lyndhurst Road this morning (Monday, February 21). The crew was standing on an aerial ladder platform.

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West Sussex Fire & Rescue Service confirmed it was called at 11.15am to 'reports of loose roofing cladding'.

“Joint Fire Control mobilised the aerial ladder platform from Worthing Fire Station to the scene," a fire service spokesperson said.

A fire engine was pictured outside the hospital's breast care centre on Lyndhurst Road, Worthing. Photo: Eddie MitchellA fire engine was pictured outside the hospital's breast care centre on Lyndhurst Road, Worthing. Photo: Eddie Mitchell
A fire engine was pictured outside the hospital's breast care centre on Lyndhurst Road, Worthing. Photo: Eddie Mitchell

“Firefighters removed the loose cladding and ensured the scene was safe, before booking away from the scene at 12.45pm."

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