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Sheds destroyed by fire

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A109 Light Utility Helicopter flight with mayor Gisborne City from the air in November 2023.

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Firefighters were called to a property in Howarth Street, Mangapapa, on Saturday night after sheds caught fire.

Fire and Emergency New Zealand was alerted at around 11.15pm.

“A single garage shed and a small adjoining shed were well involved in fire when we arrived,” a senior firefighter said.

“Both were pretty much destroyed in the blaze.”

The fire crews stopped the flames from reaching the nearby residence.

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“They were able to cut the fire off and it didn’t threaten the home,” specialist fire investigator Derek Goodwin said.“We would call it a very good save.”

The sheds contained a range of household electrical appliances.

“The exact cause at this stage remains undetermined, but it appears to have been caused by some sort of electrical fault,” Mr Goodwin said.

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“It does not appear to have been suspicious.”

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