‘Nothing left’ of Prince George camper after severe fire
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) -- A heavy fire destroyed a camper and burned through surrounding brush in Prince George County on Sunday. At about 10:15 a.m. on Sunday, Dec. 1, firefighters with Prince George County Fire and EMS responded to a brush fire in the county that, according to multiple callers, possibly involved a structure. When crews arrived, they found a camper fully involved in fire. Brush near it was also burning. According to a fire spokesperson, the camper had been burning for some time before the fire was reported. Once the fire was put out, it was discovered that there was virtually "nothing left" of it. No injuries were reported. Additional details on the fire, such as what may have caused it, were not provided as of the time of reporting. House fires occur more in winter than in any other season, according to the U.S. Fire Administration, with the majority being caused by heating equipment. Check out these tips that can help you prevent winter fires.
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PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) -- A heavy fire destroyed a camper and burned through surrounding brush in Prince George County on Sunday.
At about 10:15 a.m. on Sunday, Dec. 1, firefighters with Prince George County Fire and EMS responded to a brush fire in the county that, according to multiple callers, possibly involved a structure.
When crews arrived, they found a camper fully involved in fire. Brush near it was also burning.
According to a fire spokesperson, the camper had been burning for some time before the fire was reported. Once the fire was put out, it was discovered that there was virtually "nothing left" of it.
No injuries were reported. Additional details on the fire, such as what may have caused it, were not provided as of the time of reporting.
House fires occur more in winter than in any other season, according to the U.S. Fire Administration, with the majority being caused by heating equipment. Check out these tips that can help you prevent winter fires.
