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Firefighters tackle nearby house before dealing to shed blaze

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FIREFIGHTERS arrived just in time last night to stop a shed fire on a property in Kaiti spreading into a neighbouring house.

Fire and Emergency NZ sent two crews to the Coldstream Road property in outer Kaiti at about 8.30pm.

“The small three-by-three metre shed was well alight when we got there and the flames were starting to catch on to the neighbour's house, which was only a few metres away,” a senior firefighter said.

“We tackled the threat to the nearby house first and stopped the fire spread.

A fence between the properties was also on fire.

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The shed, which had been used for storage was badly damaged, so too the fence.

“The cause was not suspicious. We believe the fire in the shed was started as a result of some sort of electrical fault,” she said.

The fire crews were there for about an hour and half.

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“Fortunately neighbours saw the shed on fire and called 111.”

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