Fire destroys three sheds on Auburn Rd, Chinchilla
Emergency crews battled a fiery blaze which burnt three structures on a Chinchilla property to the ground. Here’s the latest.
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Fire crews battled flames of multiple structure fires on on a Chinchilla property in the early hours of Friday morning.
Police, paramedics and firefighters attended an Auburn Rd property just after 3am on August 18, where three sheds were alight.
No patients required assessment, however police and paramedics remained on standby.
A Queensland Fire and Emergency spokesman said one shed was fully involved upon arrival, with the other two already burnt to the ground.
He confirmed the fire was contained within the hour at 3.55am and fully extinguished by 4.50am.
All three sheds were fully destroyed in the blaze.
Fire investigations are underway to determine the cause of the fire.
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