No injuries reported after vehicle fire spreads to gas pumps at Bedford convenience store Happened at 6:44 a.m. Friday at Body Camp Store on Rock Cliff Road
The Bedford Fire Department was called to Body Camp Store for the report of a fire early Friday morning. (Bedford Fire Department)
BEDFORD, Va. – There were no injuries reported after a vehicle fire spread to several gas pumps at a Bedford convenience store, according to the Bedford Fire Department.
Officials say the fire happened early Friday morning at 6:44 a.m. at Body Camp Store on Rock Cliff Road.
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Fire crews arrived to find an SUV and gas pumps engulfed in flames, with the fire starting to spread to the awning.
According to the Huddleston Volunteer Fire Department , the store sustained only exterior damages.
The store is now listed as temporarily closed when searched on Google.
No one hurt after vehicle fire turns structure fire at Bedford County gas station (Credit: Huddleston Volunteer Fire Department) (WSLS) Copyright 2022 by WSLS 10 - All rights reserved.
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