Eight families left homeless after horror fire which leapt from £6 BBQ tears through terrace
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Eight families left homeless after horror fire which leapt from £6 BBQ tears through terrace.
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A £6 disposable barbecue has left eight families without homes after sparking a devastating fire that tore through an Essex terrace.The inferno, which broke out on June 21, rendered all eight properties on the Basildon street completely uninhabitable.Firefighters from seven different stations were deployed to tackle the blaze as flames raced across the connected rooftops.Paryss Reynolds, 25, revealed that her mother Cara had been using the disposable BBQ to cook when a nearby tree caught fire."My mum was at home on her own...
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she'd cooked a burger on a disposable barbecue, which we've done dozens of times, and she'd gone inside to eat it," Ms Reynolds said."After a minute she heard a massive roar and ran outside and a tree near our fence was completely alight - she ran inside to get a bucket of water to throw on it and when she got back out it had spread to the roof, it was just completely ablaze."The terraced roofs allowed the fire to spread with alarming speed through all eight...
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A: Eight families left homeless after horror fire which leapt from £6 BBQ tears through terrace.
B: A £6 disposable barbecue has left eight families without homes after sparking a devastating fire that tore through an Essex terrace.The inferno, which broke out on June 21, rendered all eight properties on the Basildon street completely uninhabitable.Firefighters from seven different stations were deployed to tackle the blaze as flames raced across the connected rooftops.Paryss Reynolds, 25, revealed that her mother Cara had been using the disposable BBQ to cook when a nearby tree caught fire."My mum was at home on her own...
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A: A £6 disposable barbecue has left eight families without homes after sparking a devastating fire that tore through an Essex terrace.The inferno, which broke out on June 21, rendered all eight properties on the Basildon street completely uninhabitable.Firefighters from seven different stations were deployed to tackle the blaze as flames raced across the connected rooftops.Paryss Reynolds, 25, revealed that her mother Cara had been using the disposable BBQ to cook when a nearby tree caught fire."My mum was at home on her own...
B: she'd cooked a burger on a disposable barbecue, which we've done dozens of times, and she'd gone inside to eat it," Ms Reynolds said."After a minute she heard a massive roar and ran outside and a tree near our fence was completely alight - she ran inside to get a bucket of water to throw on it and when she got back out it had spread to the roof, it was just completely ablaze."The terraced roofs allowed the fire to spread with alarming speed through all eight...
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