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Renters urged to report faulty smoke alarms
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Renters urged to report faulty smoke alarms
Greater Geelong renters are urged to report broken or faulty fire alarms after a fire at a Highton unit. The resident was not home at the time of the fire, but a passerby heard the smoke alarms and called triple Zero (000). Firefighters arrived quickly and contained the fire, preventing it from spreading beyond the unit on 12 June. Consumer Affairs Victoria, CFA and FRV are urging renters to report faulty or non-operational smoke alarms to their…
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