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House fire Wavell Heights. (Part 1/3)

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House fire Wavell Heights. (Part 1/3)

by xerubus on Thu Aug 18, 2005 10:37 am

Last night at approximately 2330hrs, QFRS crews 504a (Windsor Stn), 516a & 516k (Chermside Station), 511a (Hendra Station), 501b (Kemp Place), 850p (BA Replenishment), and BO11 (SOC) attended a well involved unit fire at Wavell Heights on Brisbane's North Side.

The old Queenslander which was divided into units was destroyed, as well as 3 Vechicles parked underneath the unit. All occupants were accounted for and all pumps had left the scene by 0506hrs this morning.

The Fire Investigation Unit are currently on scene.