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Woman saw start of Suffolk wildfires and tried to stamp it out - but 'it went up like a torch'
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Dunwich Heath, where the wildfires started, is a sensitive wildlife habitat and popular tourist destination in Suffolk, known for its heathland and coastal scenery. The area's dry undergrowth and strong winds can create a high risk of wildfires, particularly during periods of hot weather. The proximity of the heath to the Sizewell nuclear power station also raises concerns about the potential impact of large fires on critical infrastructure.
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Woman saw start of Suffolk wildfires and tried to stamp it out - but 'it went up like a torch'
The Mirror captured the images on Dunwich Heath, near Sizewell nuclear power station, after firefighters took us inside the cordoned-off site in Suffolk
31 Jul, 18:18
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