Isaf: Soldier injured in Camp Bastion fire A soldier has been injured at Camp Bastion in Afghanistan after a vehicle was driven onto the runway and burst into flames, the International Security Assistance Force (Isaf) has confirmed. The incident happened at around the same time the US Defence Secretary arrived. Leon Panetta arrived on Wednesday morning to meet with troops, commanders and Afghan government officials just days after a US soldier went on a deadly shooting spree. A statement from Isaf said: "Isaf is aware of a stolen vehicle incident today at Camp Bastion, which resulted in the injury of one coalition service member. The alleged perpetrator was apprehended by base security personnel. We are currently investigating to determine more facts. This incident took place this afternoon around the same time US Secretary of Defence Leon Panetta was arriving in Afghanistan. At no point was the Secretary or anyone on the aircraft in any danger from this incident. The driver of the vehicle, a local male civilian employed at the base, is being treated at Camp Bastion's hospital for his injuries, a spokeswoman said. Ministry of Defence police patrolled roads inside the base following the incident. Flights and movements in and out were restricted throughout the afternoon while it was investigated and were lifted later on.