"There is currently no indication of any escalating risk but crews will remain on scene until they are satisfied the fire has been fully extinguished and cannot reignite." Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service first responded to the incident at around 5.30pm on Wednesday. Residents and visitors have been urged to continue avoiding the area while emergency services remain on scene. The fire service advised: "Keeping away from the scene helps emergency services operate safely and efficiently while maintaining clear access for emergency vehicles and personnel." Access to affected properties will be managed by emergency teams and remain subject to safety assessments.