Emergency services were called to a West Yorkshire property following concerns about 'significant petrol fumes' (Image: UGC)
Emergency services were called to an incident last night after concerns were raised about 'significant petrol fumes'.
A spokesperson for West Yorkshire Police said: "At 6.48pm today, police received a report raising concerns about significant petrol fumes at an address in Manor Haigh Road, Wakefield.
"Officers attended and liaised with fire service colleagues to assess the incident and ensure public safety.
"The cause is now believed to have been an accidental leak.
"Officers are remaining at the scene to support the fire service while the property is ventilated, with no wider impact on residents in the area."
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