Last night, a fire broke out at a residential house in Kasula. (photo No. 9)
A 86-year-old woman and her 62-year-old son were rescued with the help of Asian neighbors last night in a residential fire in Sydney's southwest district, Radio 9 reported.
At about 10:00 last night, when emergency workers arrived at the scene of the fire, the isolated house in (Fitzpatrick Crescent), (Casula) Fitzpatrick Street, Kasula, was engulfed by fire and all the top floors were lit. Fortunately, the occupants were rescued by neighbors.
Rescuers include an Asian man, Michael (Michael). He told Channel 9 about his actions, saying he arrived at the scene after hearing a cry for help from the house. "I ran over and drenched the water with a pipe. The fire was so big that it spread all over the place. So I climbed up and broke a window. We climbed into the house and rescued her. She's bleeding, but she's fine. We were pleased that the man (referring to the old woman's son) had nothing to do with it. "
It is understood that both the old woman and her son received on-the-spot treatment for inhalation of smoke, minor injuries and were taken to (Liverpool Hospital), Liverpool Hospital
The top floor of the house was burned to rubble, and investigators are investigating the cause of the fire.