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Three hurt in house fire
THREE men were injured after a fire broke out in the kitchen of house in Hampshire.
They suffered smoke inhalation as the flames spread through the semi-detached house in Fair Oak near Eastleigh.
Two of the victims were treated with oxygen by firefighters in the front garden of the house, in Pilchards Avenue at about 6.20am.
All three were taken to hospital by ambulance.
Watch manager Nigel Mottashed, of Botley fire station, said a couple of neighbouring houses had to be evacuated.
Fire fighters took about 20 minutes to tackle the flames which had spread from the kitchen through the lounge and upstairs and then had to clear the heavy smoke logging.
The cause of the fire is being investigated, said Mr Mottashed.
Three fire engines from Eastleigh, one from Botley and the special equipment unit from St Mary's attended the scene.
11:02am Sunday 20th July 2008
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CommentPosted by: pau l on 11:49am Sun 20 Jul 08
[quote]THREE men were injured after a fire broke out in the kitchen of house in Hampshire.[/quote]
They suffered [bold]smoke[/bold] inhalation as the [bold]flames[/bold] spread through the semi-detached house in Fair Oak near Eastleigh.
THREE men were injured after a fire broke out in the kitchen of house in Hampshire.
They suffered
smoke inhalation as the
flames spread through the semi-detached house in Fair Oak near Eastleigh.
Posted by: So what?, Hythe on 12:48pm Sun 20 Jul 08
[quote][bold]pau l[/bold] wrote:
[quote]THREE men were injured after a fire broke out in the kitchen of house in Hampshire.[/quote]
They suffered [bold]smoke[/bold] inhalation as the [bold]flames[/bold] spread through the semi-detached house in Fair Oak near Eastleigh.[/quote] ...and your point is...?
pau l wrote:
THREE men were injured after a fire broke out in the kitchen of house in Hampshire.
They suffered smoke inhalation as the flames spread through the semi-detached house in Fair Oak near Eastleigh.
...and your point is...?
Posted by: simon banger, beaulieu on 2:38pm Sun 20 Jul 08
was the toast burnt ?
Posted by: simon banger on 2:45pm Sun 20 Jul 08
well its normally chip pan on fire , however iam sure the kebab shop had a visit on the way home from the luxury of the eastleigh pub's .
so toast is the top answer , of course a good GRILLING from the fire officer regarding the lack of smoke alarm possibly.
well its normally chip pan on fire , however iam sure the kebab shop had a visit on the way home from the luxury of the eastleigh pub's .
so toast is the top answer , of course a good GRILLING from the fire officer regarding the lack of smoke alarm possibly.
Posted by: simal, hampshire on 2:50pm Sun 20 Jul 08
lmao.
Posted by: George on 3:51pm Sun 20 Jul 08
[quote][bold]pau l[/bold] wrote:
[quote]THREE men were injured after a fire broke out in the kitchen of house in Hampshire.[/quote]
They suffered [bold]smoke[/bold] inhalation as the [bold]flames[/bold] spread through the semi-detached house in Fair Oak near Eastleigh.[/quote] Is smoke inhalation not an injury, then? Are flames not fire, then?
pau l wrote:
THREE men were injured after a fire broke out in the kitchen of house in Hampshire.
They suffered smoke inhalation as the flames spread through the semi-detached house in Fair Oak near Eastleigh.
Is smoke inhalation not an injury, then? Are flames not fire, then?
Posted by: Finlay, Des Moines, Iowa on 7:04pm Sun 20 Jul 08
[quote]front garden of the house, in [bold]Pilchards Avenue[/bold] at about 6.20am[/quote]
Sounds fishy to me
front garden of the house, in Pilchards Avenue at about 6.20am
Sounds fishy to me
Posted by: The New Pretender, Southampton on 7:14pm Sun 20 Jul 08
What were 3 men doing in the kitchen....where was the lady of the house ?
What were 3 men doing in the kitchen....where was the lady of the house ?
Posted by: P Brain, Millbrook on 3:16am Mon 21 Jul 08
[quote][bold]George[/bold] wrote:
[quote][bold]pau l[/bold] wrote: [quote]THREE men were injured after a fire broke out in the kitchen of house in Hampshire.[/quote] They suffered [bold]smoke[/bold] inhalation as the [bold]flames[/bold] spread through the semi-detached house in Fair Oak near Eastleigh.[/quote] Is smoke inhalation not an injury, then? Are flames not fire, then?[/quote] Well they do say " There's no smoke without fire"
George wrote:
pau l wrote: THREE men were injured after a fire broke out in the kitchen of house in Hampshire.
They suffered smoke inhalation as the flames spread through the semi-detached house in Fair Oak near Eastleigh.
Is smoke inhalation not an injury, then? Are flames not fire, then?
Well they do say " There's no smoke without fire"
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