Queensland Fire and Emergency Services respond to shed blaze in Laidley
A shed has been fully engulfed in flames this morning at a Lockyer Valley property. Here’s everything we know so far.
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No one is said to have been injured after a Lockyer Valley shed was engulfed in flames this morning.
Queensland Fire and Emergency Service (QFES) crews were alerted to the blaze at Ryan Road, Laidley at 6.22am on Sunday.
It is unknown how the blaze was started, however the steel frame 20x20 shed was confirmed to have been fully engulfed.
A QFES spokeswoman confirmed the blaze had been extinguished, however crews remained on site for some time to monitor the scene.
Queensland Ambulance Service paramedics have confirmed there were no reports of patients on scene.
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