Police investigate following Torbay house fire
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Police are investigating after a fire at a home on Bauline Line in Torbay, N.L. on Friday.
Firefighters were on the scene just before 8:00 p.m.. with the Town of Torbay putting out a notice on social media warning residents of a major traffic disruption. They also alerted residents to low water pressure and discolouration as a result, advising them to run the tap until water is clear.
No injuries were reported.
The incident has now been turned over to the Royal Newfoundland Constabulary for investigation.
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