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Man rescued from fire in Blackburn town centre (From Lancashire Telegraph)
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Man rescued from fire in Blackburn town centre
4:04pm Tuesday 23rd October 2012 in News
By Emma Cruces, Reporter
Fire crews at the scene
A MAN has been rescued from a fire in Blackburn town centre.
Fire crews were called after smoke was seen coming from an upstairs printing business in Northgate.
Firefighters rescued a man from the first floor property at 2pm.
Two crews attended the blaze, which saw the first floor severely damaged by heat and smoke.
The rescued man was taken by ambulance to Royal Blackburn Hospital suffering from smoke inhalation.
See tomorrow's Lancashire Telegraph for more on this story.
- A video from the scene of the fire
Comments are closed on this article.
Comments (8)
4:37pm Tue 23 Oct 12
Chrissy camel says...
7:14pm Tue 23 Oct 12
t-shirt printer says...
7:16pm Tue 23 Oct 12
t-shirt printer says...
2:04am Wed 24 Oct 12
2 for 5p says...
2:05am Wed 24 Oct 12
2 for 5p says...
9:28am Wed 24 Oct 12
KamikazeTurkey says...
Insurance you **** get a grip
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Well you certainly aren't doing your business any favours being abrupt towards people like you have just done above, Are you?
10:11am Wed 24 Oct 12
ladysal says...
Your thriving business has just suffered a severe setback due to fire. You are, to say the least, somewhat shocked.
Along comes person "know it all", casting aspersions as to the reasons for the fire.
You ask, naturally, why someone would do that to a thriving business, only to get the throw away comment "because insurance is easier" (which I note has now been removed by the powers that be, along with the response).
In the circumstances, I think I short, terse response is entirely understandable. If it had been my house / business which had gone up in smoke, I think I would have done the same with as much, if not more, bad language.
2:51pm Wed 24 Oct 12
2 for 5p says...