The flames in the area of Holborn, in the heart of the financial community of the city. According to British media, among the buildings evacuated there is also the London School of Economics
Two thousand people were evacuated from their offices in Holborn, central London, where a large fire is burning. The fire broke out at 12.30 but have not yet been extinguished. On the spot, in the heart of the financial community of the city, rushed emergency vehicles. The metro station was closed.
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