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Photo: NewsKamloops.com
Gasoline spilled from a chainsaw is blamed for an afternoon residential fire in North Kamloops.
Two Kamloops Fire Rescue engines responded to the fire in the 100 block of Wilson Street shortly before 2:30 p.m. Wednesday.
A nearby resident said firefighters quickly brought the fire under control, however, there was extensive damage to the house.
The homeowner was tuning up the chainsaw indoors when a spark ignited gasoline. The man suffered minor injuries and was checked by paramedics at the scene.
– NewsKamloops.com
