Catástrofes · Old Georgetown RoadOcean Isle Beach fire brought under control; road access still unclearEscrito 29 de outubro de 2026 às 06:16 UTCVerTranscrição0:07Firefighters brought the Old Georgetown Road fire under control.0:10No injuries have been reported after a large nighttime response that blocked traffic0:13nearby.0:14The remaining issue for drivers is whether Old Georgetown Road has reopened.0:18By early Thursday, October29 th, the fire was under control.0:22There were no reports of injuries, although that update wasn't a final assessment of0:25everyone who may have been affected.0:27The fire was near Old Georgetown Road in Brunswick County, North Carolina.0:31Its precise site is unclear, with Ocean Isle Beach and Shalot both named as the0:35location.0:36The Shallot description also names Hale Swamp Road.0:39Those differing location descriptions leave the exact affected property unresolved.0:43They don't pinpoint the fire at the intersection of the two roads.0:45The call came around six thirty Wednesday evening, October twenty-eighth.0:49Firefighters responded near Old Georgetown Road, and traffic was blocked in the area0:53while they battled the flames.0:54Residents' photographs showed heavy smoke.0:56Ocean Isle Beach Mayor Debbie Smith said the initial call came in as a structure1:00fire.1:01That's how the incident was called in.1:02The extent of any building damage and the cause are still unknown.1:06Old Georgetown Road was blocked during the firefighting response.1:09That earlier closure doesn't tell drivers whether they can pass through now.1:12The affected stretch and a reopening time haven't been confirmed.Ler o artigoCronologia da históriaHeyDex
