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Blaze in Hastings that injured children suspicious

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The blaze in which two children were injured, one critically, is believed to be suspicious.

Two children were taken to hospital with burns after the fire at a building in Hastings. One is still in a critical condition in intensive care and the second child is now in a stable condition.

Five adults were taken to hospital suffering smoke inhalation and have all been discharged.

Read more: Boy, 10, dies after 'suspicious' Hastings fire
Two children, three adults rushed to hospital after fire at Hastings commercial property

Emergency services were initially called to the Heretaunga St West address at 2.30pm today.

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The damaged building, near the Stortford St intersection, is believed to have been vacant at the time.

Police would like to hear from anyone who witnessed unusual activity near the property before the fire.

Phone Hastings Police Station on (06) 873 0500 or anonymously call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 if you have information.

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