BREAKING: Helicopter and firefighters tackle blaze in Ronda

A HELICOPTER and firefighters have been called in to tackle a fire in Ronda.

Huge black plumes of smoke can be seen coming from near the town’s industrial estate.

The cause of the blaze is not yet known.

Strong winds and temperatures in the 30s are raising fears that the fire could spread.

UPDATE: The fire is believed to be under control

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