A vehicle was destroyed by a fire in Dubbo on Thursday evening, with firefighters responding as one of two major call-outs they had that night.
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Officers from Fire and Rescue NSW responded to reports of a vehicle fire in Pegasus Place at around 11.45pm on Thursday evening, with one appliance attending the scene.
They discovered a resident's ute alight and extinguished the blaze in about 30 minutes. NSW Police also attended the scene are are investigating the circumstances of the fire.
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Officers also spent around two hours attending to a spillage on Whylandra St on Thursday night, responding to initial calls at 10.30pm.
Two appliances and a specialist Hazmat unit attended, where it was discovered a 20-litre drum of a sheep dip material appeared to have fallen off a vehicle and then been run over.
Crews used absorbent materials to soak up the spillage and also employed a Dubbo City Council streetsweeper to clear away remaining and dry product.
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