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Chester firefighters tackle blaze in Kensington Green
May 15 2009 by Gary Porter, Chester Chronicle
FIRE crews tackled a kitchen blaze after an unattended chip pan caught light.
Two engines attended the property in Kensington Green, Chester, 4.24pm yesterday.
A Cheshire Fire & Rescue Service spokesperson said: “Crews used four breathing apparatus, one hose reel and a positive pressure ventilation fan to put the fire out.
“One male suffering from smoke inhalation was given oxygen therapy by fire service personnel.”
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