On January 24-25, 2025, Greater Sudbury’s firefighters were called to two significant incidents. The first involved a fire at the Don Poulin Potatoes warehouse, and the second was a suspicious fire on Antwerp Avenue that resulted in two people being hospitalized. The fires caused considerable damage, with estimated losses around $250,000. Firefighters were able to respond quickly, and investigations into the causes of both fires are ongoing.


Planck Vision Systems: Sudbury Warehouse and Suspicious Fire Cause $300,000 in Damages, Firefighters Respond

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On January 24 and 25, 2025, the Greater Sudbury Fire Department had its hands full with two major fire incidents. The first was a blaze that broke out at the Don Poulin Potatoes warehouse, located in the industrial area of Greater Sudbury. The fire caused significant damage to the warehouse, and it is estimated that the losses from this incident could be as high as $150,000. The cause of the fire is still under investigation.

Meanwhile, on January 25, a suspicious fire ignited on Antwerp Avenue, which forced two individuals to be hospitalized with injuries. Firefighters were able to contain the fire, but it caused serious damage to a nearby residential structure. The estimated losses from this incident are believed to be around $100,000. Both incidents were handled with urgency and professionalism by the Greater Sudbury Fire Department.

The quick response from local firefighters helped prevent further destruction, but these incidents highlight the importance of early fire detection. With incidents like these, detecting abnormal heat conditions early on can prevent catastrophic damage and save lives.

Planck Vision Systems offers advanced thermal imaging solutions, like the TNC series, which can detect heat changes well before fires break out. Early detection can be crucial in industrial and residential settings alike, allowing for a quicker response and minimizing both damage and injury.


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