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Firefighters prepare to vent smoke from a Bank Street home saved from serious damage after a clothes dryer caught fire.
Firefighters prepare to vent smoke from a Bank Street home saved from serious damage after a clothes dryer caught fire. Dean Taylor

Firefighters prepare to vent smoke from a Bank Street home saved from serious damage after a clothes dryer caught fire.

A Bank Street family can be thankful an alert passer-by noticed smoke coming from their home and made the 111 call to the Fire Brigade.

Te Awamutu volunteer firefighters were quickly on the scene to extinguish a clothes dryer which had caught fire.

No one was at home at the time, but the quick actions of the passer-by meant firefighters were able to minimise any potential fire damage.

The main issue was smoke in the home, which firefighters quickly dispersed using their petrol powered fan.


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