Major Heath Blaze was brought under control in Holt Heath

A pile of smoke from the fire can be seen about eight miles (13 km) away

The Lewis Johnstone photography is seen in the white plum of smoke moving in the sky, in Fields a Foreground. — A pile of smoke from the fire can be seen about eight miles (13 km) away

A wildfire of a forest that spreads rapidly due to air conditions in the dorset and 20 houses have been emptied, it has been brought under control.

The explosion at Holt Heath near Wimbourne broke on Saturday at around 11:10 BST, with about 100 firefighters to deal with a fast -moving fire.

Dorset and Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service said that the crew had worked hard to bring it under control and saved a property from fire.

Fire service declared one big event Due to the number of crew in the size of the fire and the number of crew in a heath and wildfire Newton HeathWhich has been burning since last Sunday.

Lewis Johnstone Photography Fire Fighter can be seen in trees standing on the right side on a road and can be seen in trees and saw white smoke seen in the sky

The fire service said that seven fire engines, three off road equipment and water carriers from Dorset and Hampshire stations remain in the scene of Holt Heath.

It said that the National Trust was also helping the fire crew to make fire breaks.

The firefighters of Hampshire, Isle of White, Devon and Summerset stations were called to help the Dorset Crew at the height of the Blaze.

Assistant Chief Fire Officer Darren Langdown said: “We are very grateful to our neighboring services that they are giving us and I can only praise all my employees who are working so hard in extremely difficult circumstances.”

Many roads are closed in Holt village, including Holt Road and Horten Road as well as Ambal Mead and Lower Row with Hurts Lane.