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Waihirere Domain - Fire possibly arson

ARSON is suspected after firefighters spent much of last night battling a “dangerous” blaze in scrub and tall eucalyptus and pine trees at Waihirere Domain. The alarm went up at about 6.45pm and a hillside in the domain was well ablaze when the first fire crews arrived. The fire was fought with two fire appliances and a tanker from the Gisborne fire station, tankers from Patutahi and Te Karaka brigades and five rural fire units supported by two helicopters http://www.gisborneherald.co.nz / gisborneherald / gisborneherald “We would have had more than 30 firefighters involved in all,” said fire scene commander Tony Kendrew from Rural Fire.“The fire started at the carpark and the cause is treated as suspicious.“When we first arrived I was told several local children had gone up the hill to look at the fire and we mounted a seach for them,” he said. “We were very concerned for their safety but they managed to walk out OK on their own. “It was a dangerous place for them to be.”Mr Kendrew said the fire spread very quickly. “It was going well when the fire crews arrived and the wind was a contributing factor in the spread.” The steep hillside made fire-fighting very difficult. “It was back-breaking work,” Mr Kendrew said. “It was also a very dangerous situation because of the darkness and the fact the crews were fighting the fire under tall eucalyptus trees that had branches on fire above them.” “The situation is a lot dryer than people would believe. It’s really dry in places and people have got to take extra care with fires in the open. Report any smoke sightings immediately.” Filmed and Edited by Ben Cowper SUBSCRIBE! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c...

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