Police and fire crews investigate Apple Tree Creek truck fire

Emergency services were called to property south of Bundaberg early Sunday morning after two trucks were found alight. Police are treating the incident as suspicious.

Police and fire crews are investigating a suspicious fire which engulfed two trucks early Sunday morning.

Police and fire crews are investigating a fire which set two trucks alight at a property south of Bundaberg in the early hours of Sunday morning.

Emergency services were called out to Creevey’s Rd in Apple Tree Creek, 56km south of Bundaberg, after reports vehicles were on fire at a private residence around 2am Sunday.

Two trucks were in flames when fire crews arrived, a Queensland Ambulance Service spokeswoman said.

Four crews battled the flames, and by 2.40am, the fire was contained, she said.

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No one was injured, the QAS spokeswoman said.

Police were also on scene and assisted fire crews in containing the fire.

Fire and police crews returned to Apple Tree Creek later on Sunday morning to conduct further investigations.

Police said they are treating the fire as suspicious.

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