A grassfire in Sydney's south west has resulted in road closures and poses a threat to nearby homes.

A serious situation is currently unfolding in Sydney's southwest as a grass fire rages on at an emergency level. The blaze has caught the attention of at least 80 firefighters who are working tirelessly to contain it. The fire is located along Camden Valley Way near Horningsea Park and Edmondson Park in Liverpool.

According to reports, the fire originated at the intersection of Camden Valley Way and Cowpasture Road just before 2pm. It quickly spread towards nearby homes, prompting the New South Wales Rural Fire Service (RFS) to issue an urgent warning. The RFS has declared it too late for residents in Talarna Hill Drive to Jardine Drive to evacuate and leave the area. The safety of these individuals is of the utmost importance and the RFS is closely monitoring the situation.

As a precautionary measure, Camden Valley Way and Bringelly Road have been closed between Corfield Road at Prestons and Cowpasture Road at Leppington. Motorists are advised to avoid this area and find alternative routes as the smoke from the fire may affect visibility. The RFS has also cautioned that embers from the main fire may be carried long distances, posing a threat to surrounding areas.

In an effort to contain the fire, waterbombing aircraft have been deployed to slow its spread. However, the fire has already caused significant damage, consuming a fairground and burning through equipment, including a teacup ride as seen in video footage. This serves as a reminder of the severity of the situation and the importance of staying informed.

As a result of the fire, train services between Glenfield and Leppington on the T2 Inner West & Leppington Line have been suspended. Replacement buses have been arranged, but they have yet to arrive at the scene. The RFS continues to provide updates on their website, urging people to stay vigilant and follow safety precautions. This is an unprecedented crisis and the RFS is doing everything in their power to contain the fire and ensure the safety of the community.

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