Six fire crews have battled a blaze in a warehouse in West Auckland this morning.
A Fire and Emergency spokesperson told the Herald they responded to a report of a two-storey workshop on fire on Riverbank Rd, New Lynn at 7.42am.
“At the height of the fire crew transmitted a second alarm at that time there were six fire engines. Currently, there are three crews in attendance.
“The fire was at the front of the building and has been contained.
“We are not aware of any injuries and all personnel are accounted for.”
The spokesperson said they were yet to establish what caused the fire.
A Wish Construction staff member told the Herald he could see at least three to four fire engines on the street outside the business.
“I am not aware of what happened but I saw some fire trucks.”
A staff member at Guitar Amp Repair Co told the Herald the fire at the neighbouring Powder Coating Factory had subsided.
”There is only one fire engine cleaning up. The fire was caught in one of the ovens,” he said.
Organisers of the hīkoi mō te Tiriti promoted a switch from the general roll.