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Firefighters battle two blazes in Adelaide

Tom Maclean

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Two homes have been badly damaged in separate fires in Adelaide overnight.

On Clarence Street in West Croydon at 9.30pm a young boy named Gino called triple-0 after a fire started spreading in his home and engulfed a car in the carport.

Gino's family escaped the home uninjured however a five-month-old dog named Bobby was trapped in the backyard. Police rescued Bobby and reunited him with his owners.

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The cause is still being investigated.

And just before 8pm on Rousillion Promenade at Old Reynella a fire broke out and quickly spread to the roof of another home.

A man who lives at the home got out by himself but suffered smoke inhalation and a cut to his head.

Fire crews stopped the blaze spreading to nearby homes. However there was extensive damage to the home. A collection of model aeroplanes in the house was also destroyed.

The cause is still being investigated.

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