Reptile Heating Light Sparked Townhouse Fire
4500 SW 143rd Ct
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Summary
- A fire at a Miami townhouse was quickly extinguished by fire crews after a child accidentally placed a heating light for a reptile enclosure on a bed, igniting the flames. No injuries were reported.
Timeline
No injuries were reported and fire crews quickly extinguished the flames.
Fire investigators determined a child accidentally placed the heating light for a reptile enclosure on top of a bed, sparking the flames.
According to the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue, firefighters responded to a townhouse blaze.
Incident reported at 4500 SW 143rd Ct.
No injuries were reported and fire crews quickly extinguished the flames.
Fire investigators determined a child accidentally placed the heating light for a reptile enclosure on top of a bed, sparking the flames.
According to the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue, firefighters responded to a townhouse blaze.
Incident reported at 4500 SW 143rd Ct.
No injuries were reported and fire crews quickly extinguished the flames.
Fire investigators determined a child accidentally placed the heating light for a reptile enclosure on top of a bed, sparking the flames.
According to the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue, firefighters responded to a townhouse blaze.
Incident reported at 4500 SW 143rd Ct.
No injuries were reported and fire crews quickly extinguished the flames.
Fire investigators determined a child accidentally placed the heating light for a reptile enclosure on top of a bed, sparking the flames.
According to the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue, firefighters responded to a townhouse blaze.
Incident reported at 4500 SW 143rd Ct.
No injuries were reported and fire crews quickly extinguished the flames.
Fire investigators determined a child accidentally placed the heating light for a reptile enclosure on top of a bed, sparking the flames.
According to the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue, firefighters responded to a townhouse blaze.
Incident reported at 4500 SW 143rd Ct.
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