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Pizzeria damaged in morning blaze Two rescued from pizzeria blaze
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A fast food restaurant has been damaged in a fire in Downpatrick, County Down, the Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service has said. Two people have been rescued after a fire broke out at a fast foot restaurant in Downpatrick, the Fire and Rescue Service has said.
Three fire appliances attended the blaze at the ground floor of a pizzeria on Scotch Street at about 0250 GMT.Three fire appliances attended the blaze at the ground floor of a pizzeria on Scotch Street at about 0250 GMT.
Station Commander Warren Kerr saidtwo people had to be evacuated from an adjacent flat and an adjoining Chinese restaurant sustained "smoke logging". Station Commander Warren Kerr said two people had to be evacuated from an adjacent flat and an adjoining Chinese restaurant sustained "smoke logging".
The cause of the fire is being investigated by the PSNI.The cause of the fire is being investigated by the PSNI.
Mr Kerr said a large number of gas cylinders behind the takeaway were fortunately not involved in the fire, however, a fire service specialist Hazmat (hazardous materials) team attended the incident.Mr Kerr said a large number of gas cylinders behind the takeaway were fortunately not involved in the fire, however, a fire service specialist Hazmat (hazardous materials) team attended the incident.