Unit Fire - Darlinghurst
Published: 28 Mar 2021 08:31am
Just after 8:30 am this morning, Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) crews responded to an automatic fire alarm on Farrell Avenue, Darlinghurst.
Upon arrival, firefighters quickly discovered a fire that had broken out inside of a unit. The crew quickly evacuated two people from the unit and extinguished the blaze soon after.
Both people were treated by NSW Ambulance for possible burns and smoke inhalation and were subsequently transported to hospital.
Fire and Rescue NSW crews have attended a number of similar fires over the past few weeks, and are encouraging people to remain vigilant around the subject of fire safety. Superintendent Scott Dodson said it was a yet another timely reminder for residents to develop their fire escape plan.
"Residents should check that they have a working smoke alarm in their homes and that all members of their family understand the importance of calling Triple Zero (000) in an emergency." he said.
Updated: 30 Jan 2023 09:15pm
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