Fire scene (Daily Mail photo)
A man in Kunzhou was arrested by police in an attempt to break into the fire to rescue a "A $2500 pet dog".
A fire broke out at a residential building in (Burleigh Heads), Cape Bethlehem, Queensland, at about 10:00 on Saturday, spilling black smoke, the Daily Mail reported. A total of 3 apartments in the residential building, residents were successfully evacuated, unfortunately, the building was completely destroyed by the fire.
A 37-year-old household also refused to take orders from emergency workers to rush into the fire to rescue its pet dog as the building was completely engulfed by the fire.
Robinson (Anthony Robinson), a witness to the fire, said the man screamed at the time "I bought it for A $2500 for mini-sherry." The police were forced to subdue the disobedient man and arrest him.
After the emergency service arrived at the scene, it took about 20 minutes to put out the fire.
Arrested man (Daily Mail photo)
In the process, many surrounding residents went to the streets to look at the fire situation. Emergency workers asked residents to return home and close the doors and windows. It is said that the gases produced by asbestos combustion are harmful to the ecological environment and the health of residents because of the asbestos contained in the building materials of the fire-burning residential buildings.
Nearby neighbor Cook (Michael Cook) revealed that the residential building was completely swallowed up in minutes by the fire, rather frightening, and that he and his daughter hastened to inform nearby residents to evacuate.
After investigation, the fire was not suspected of arson.