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On Wednesday, Police officers guarded a cordon around the scene and Northern Powergrid staff were also on site.<\/p>\n
Cleveland Fire Brigade said it had sent six fire engines and the Incident Command Unit.<\/p>\n
At 13:30 BST it confirmed the fire had been extinguished, but one engine remained on “proactive standby”.<\/p>\n
A spokesperson said road closures were in place and asked members of the public to avoid the area where possible.<\/p>\n
They also said the “tragic incident” was being jointly investigated by the fire service and Cleveland Police.<\/p>\n
Cleveland Police said it was “keeping an open mind and cannot rule out any links to wider organised crime at this time”.<\/p>\n
The fire happened about two miles from the A66 crash that killed five young men and two police officers on Saturday morning.<\/p>\n
Redcar and Cleveland Local Policing Commander Supt Emily Harrison said the force was working to “establish the circumstances of exactly what has happened”.<\/p>\n
“We will have a high visibility presence in the Grangetown area and encourage anyone who has concerns, or who may have information, to approach our officers.”<\/p>\n
Patrols had been increased in the local area to “reassure the local community”, the force said earlier.<\/p>\n
Grangetown councillor Adam Brook urged people not to speculate or share unconfirmed information.<\/p>\n
Redcar MP Anna Turley said the community had faced a “profound amount of heartbreak over the past few weeks” and expressed her condolences to the loved ones of those who died and were injured.<\/p>\n
The families of the people involved have been informed and are being supported by specialist officers.<\/p>\n
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