Kitchen fire caused by fat catching alight in Plymouth
FIREFIGHTERS were called to tackle a fire this evening in the East of the city.
Two crews of firefighters from Greenbank station attended the kitchen fire on Laira Bridge Road in Prince Rock after being called by the home owner just after 6pm.
The fire was under control within minutes and no one from the family of four were hurt. The 10 firefighters used two breathing apparatus to protect themselves from the fumes and a hose reel in order to dampen the flames.
The blaze had been caused by fat in the grill pan catching fire during cooking, say fire crews.
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Watch Manager Green, who attended the scene, reminded people to take care when cooking. He said: "People should remember to thoroughly wash their grill pan before use so as to avoid this kind of mishap. Luckily, in this instance, no one was hurt."
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by Janey_Socks
Thursday, January 31 2013, 8:50PM
“Well done lads, we don't want Prince Rock burning down do we?”