More details have emerged following a fire near Leeds yesterday (Sunday) which saw people advised to keep their doors and windows closed.
Thick black smoke billowed into the skies above Garforth shortly after midday and West Yorkshire Fire & Rescue Service have now revealed what happened.
A spokesperson for the force said that four crews rushed to Newhold Industrial Estate on Newhold, Garforth, where they found a blaze inside an industrial unit containing "a large volume of paint and cylinders".
A shipping container was also caught up in the fire, which ripped through the 20 metre unit.
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Four fire crews were at the scene throughout the afternoon to bring the blaze under control with two hose reels and two large jets.
In a statement, WYFRS said: "We were called at 12.14pm yesterday to reports of a fire in the Newhold area of Garforth.
"Crews from Garforth, Killingbeck, Castleford and Rothwell attended and found an industrial unit and shipping container 50 per cent involved.
"They extinguished the fire and left the scene."
It is not believed that anyone was injured in the incident.
