People evacuated in Suffolk due to a wildfire are being given a short, timed opportunity to collect belongings, according to reports. The London Evening Standard says evacuees are allowed a “small window” of 15 minutes to gather their possessions. During this period, people are escorted by police. The reports indicate the brief timeframe is intended to balance residents’ needs with ongoing emergency operations linked to the fire. No additional procedural details were provided in the information available from the Belfast Telegraph, beyond coverage of the same matter. Overall, the consistent element across sources is that evacuees receive a tightly limited 15-minute opportunity and that police escort arrangements are in place for the collection process. The evacuation measures remain connected to the active wildfire response, with authorities controlling access to affected areas for safety reasons.