Mother and child in Woodford Green escape house fire
Published:
10:49 AM September 29, 2014
Updated:
8:44 AM October 13, 2020
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A woman and child escaped from a fire at a house in Jacklin Green, Woodford Green on Friday.
The pair left the property before the arrival of fire fighters after the woman heard a crackling noise coming from the roof.
They were assessed at the scene by London Ambulance Service (LAS) as a precaution.
A small part of the roof was damaged by fire.
The brigade was called at 5.56am and the fire was brought under control at 6.55am.
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Fire engines from Chingford and Woodford fire stations attended the incident.
The fire is believed to have been cause by an electrical fault.
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