A HazMat officer had to be called out
Fire crews had to request a HazMat officer when dealing with an incident in Port St Mary this weekend.
Just after 6pm on Saturday (15 November), a call was made to the Rushen Station following smoke and a chemical smell from the property.
It was confirmed on scene two motorbikes were connected to maintenance chargers, along with several e-bikes and an RC car and controller.
Crews located a burnt-out RC controller, which was identified as the source of the smoke.
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