Fire fighters put out first floor flat flames
Published:
7:23 PM June 18, 2018
Updated:
11:30 AM October 10, 2020
Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service put out a fire at a first floor flat on Union Street, Norwich. PHOTO: Sophie Smith - Credit: Archant
Fire fighters had to use breathing apparatus and hose reel jets to put out a fire in a city flat today.
Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service was called to the first floor flat on Union Street, off of the A147 in Norwich city centre, at 5.12pm, and had put the fire out by 5.30pm.
Three police cars and one unmarked emergency vehicle were also at the scene at 6pm.
The single bedroom flat was unoccupied.
Watch manager Mick Hughs, of Carrow Fire Station, said: 'The fire investigation team are working with police to find the cause and origin of the fire.'
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