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Auckland home 'pretty well damaged' after overnight blaze

October 10, 2020
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An East Auckland property has been damaged after a fire at a vacant home overnight.

Emergency services were called to the two-storey house on Point View Dr in East Tāmaki Heights around 12.15am.

By 2am, fire crews had extinguished the fire and were dampening down hot spots. 

A Fire and Emergency spokesperson told 1 NEWS “the house is pretty well damaged”.

A fire investigator is returning to the scene at 8am.

It’s the second blaze on the street this week after another house caught fire on Wednesday night. 

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