Fire Crews Called Out To Coalville Bungalow Blaze On Friday Morning

By Graham Hill

15th May 2020 | Local News

A fire broke out in a bungalow in Coalville this morning (Friday) with crews from Ashby and Swadlincote called to the blaze.

Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service said it is believed it was accidental due to an electrical fault in the airing cupboard,

The incident happened at Western Avenue and Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service reported that a call was made by a neighbour at 8.22am.

But it was also reported that all persons had been accounted for.

One appliance from Coalville, a tactical Response Vehicle from Coalville, and Appliance from Ashby and one from Swadlincote attended the fire.

An update from Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service said that there was 60 percent severe damage by fire to the airing cupboard and 50 per cent moderate damage by fire, heat and smoke to the rest of the property and its contents.

They added: : "Four breathing apparatus,two hose reel jets and one covering jet were used to extinguish the fire.

"Fire is now extinguished and breathing apparatus withdrawn.

"Fire crews are ventilating the property using the positive pressure ventilation fan.

"All persons are accounted for."

     

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