Fire crews were sent out to two 'significant' grass fires yesterday.
In the morning they attended a grass fire on the railway line in Santon - the area was dampened down whilst the train was held at Santon station.
At 4.20pm multiple 999 calls were made from members of the public reporting a large fire on the headland at Groudle Glen.
Three pumps from Douglas and Laxey attended the area where the fire had spread along the headland - crews spent two hours damping down hot spots to ensure it didn't flare up again; approximately 200 square meters of the headland was involved.
The Isle of Man Fire and Rescue Service says it was caused by 'careless' BBQ use - people are now being urged to be extra vigilant as the ground is extremely dry and fires will spread quickly.
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