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I don't know if it is anything to do with this:

http://i51.tinypic.com/2gv1lq1.jpg


I went to catch the bus at the Heber Road bus stop at 6pm...only to see a bin or some kind of metal container on fire! Firemen arrived a few seconds later...although don't know why that would result in the road being closed 4 hours later.

I did reply on the other thread as well - a pedestrian was knocked down at the junction with Heber Road around 8.30pm and sustained head injuries. The police were there until gone midnight and I am praying that the guy that was knocked down is OK.


Thanks for the photo of the bin - I wondered what had happened when I got to the bus stop this morning.

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