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Small Onekawa housefire no longer being investigated

James Pocock
By James Pocock
Chief Reporter, Gisborne Herald·Hawkes Bay Today·
15 Apr, 2023 11:35 PMQuick Read

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Emergency services were called to a small fire at a residential property on Curling Cres in Onekawa on Sunday morning. Photo / NZME

Emergency services were called to a small fire at a residential property on Curling Cres in Onekawa on Sunday morning. Photo / NZME

Emergency services are no longer treating a small fire at a residential property in Onekawa on Sunday as suspicious, police said on Wednesday.

A police spokeswoman on Sunday said police responded to the fire at a residential address on Curling Cres about 8.10am.

“There are no reports of injuries,” she said.

On Wednesday a police spokesperson said they could confirm the incident is no longer being investigated and the fire is no longer being treated as suspicious.

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A Fire and Emergency spokesman said two fire trucks from Napier attended the housefire.

Glen Varcoe, FENZ Hawke’s Bay Acting District Manager, said it was a small fire in the lounge of the property that was extinguished relatively quickly.

“The report indicates it was under control within 10 minutes,” Varcoe said.

He said a fire investigator would likely be on the scene, along with a recovery team to support those affected by the fire.

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