Emergency services respond to Little Mountain bedroom fire, Sunshine Coast
Emergency services are on scene of a house fire on the Sunshine Coast after the blaze broke out in a bedroom.
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Emergency services are on scene after a fire broke out the bedroom of a home on the Sunshine Coast.
A Queensland Fire Department spokesman said crews were called to the scene of fire at a house on Anika Pl, Little Mountain about 9.55am.
Nobody was hurt.
A police spokesman said the fire was contained to the bedroom and they were investigating.
Another QFD spokesman said two crews remained on scene, but the fire had been put out.
He said they were still investigating the cause of the fire.
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