A crew from Rhyl was called to the incident at Rhyl Bus Station. Picture: Phil Blagg
A FIRE has broken out on a bus in Rhyl.
A crew from Rhyl was called to the incident at the town's bus station, near Vale Road Bridge, in the early hours of Wednesday, March 18.
Believed to be caused by an electrical fault, the crew were required to use a hose and thermal imaging equipment despite the fire being out on arrival.
A spokesperson for North Wales Fire and Rescue said: "We were called to Rhyl Bus Station at 12.01 am to reports of a bus on fire.
"The cause was an electrical fault in the engine compartment.
"We called a stop at 12.23am, as the fire was out on arrival and no further action was required. There was 10 percent fire damage to the engine compartment."
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