Ten-bedroom family home goes up in flames in north-west Sydney
- 8 months ago
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A 10 -bedroom house in Northwest Sydney was destroyed by a fire that was probably thought to have been initiated with a lightning strike. Eleven firefighters and more than 70 firefighters were sent to fight fire on the Cattai Ridge Road in Glenorie in Hills region. On Wednesday, around 19.30 broke out rural fire brigade, and rescue NSW, NSW Police Force NSW ambulance teams came to the scene when the family house was completely swallowed. RFS teams are fighting a fire at Cattai Ridge Road. The vision showed flames and fiery smoke poured into the sky on the large single -storey building. The seven families living in house managed to remove themselves without being damaged and spent the night taking refuge on road. The firefighters lasted hours to control fire, but at the end of rain that returned late on Wednesday. Matthew Lloyd of NSW RFS said that crew has to stop any job in building thanks to flames and roof collapse of crew. "He was burning quite hot," he said. "It was a very important fire along the roof cavity. The fire started on Wednesday at around 19.30 "Unfortunately, despite good work or careers, it's probably a total loss."
A 10 -bedroom house in Northwest Sydney was destroyed by a fire that was probably thought to have been initiated with a lightning strike. Eleven firefighters and more than 70 firefighters were sent to fight fire on the Cattai Ridge Road in Glenorie in Hills region. On Wednesday, around 19.30 broke out rural fire brigade, and rescue NSW, NSW Police Force NSW ambulance teams came to the scene when the family house was completely swallowed. RFS teams are fighting a fire at Cattai Ridge Road. The vision showed flames and fiery smoke poured into the sky on the large single -storey building. The seven families living in house managed to remove themselves without being damaged and spent the night taking refuge on road. The firefighters lasted hours to control fire, but at the end of rain that returned late on Wednesday. Matthew Lloyd of NSW RFS said that crew has to stop any job in building thanks to flames and roof collapse of crew. "He was burning quite hot," he said. "It was a very important fire along the roof cavity. The fire started on Wednesday at around 19.30 "Unfortunately, despite good work or careers, it's probably a total loss."