Four dogs die and three people injured after 'suspicious' multi-vehicle fire in Kent

Four dogs die and three people injured after 'suspicious' multi-vehicle fire in Kent Four dogs died and three people were treated for smoke inhalation and minor burns after a blaze involving four vehicles in Allhallows, Kent. Four dogs have died and three people were injured following a "suspicious" multi-vehicle fire in Kent. Emergency services were called to Avery Way in Allhallows shortly after 12.40am on November 1, after three vans and a car caught fire. Three people were treated by ambulance crews for smoke inhalation and minor burns, while four dogs died in the blaze. Kent Fire and Rescue Service sent four fire engines and a bulk water carrier to the scene. Firefighters wearing breathing apparatus used hose-reel jets to tackle the flames. Crews spent more than an hour and a half dealing with the incident before leaving the scene at 2.20am. Kent Police also attended, with the fire currently being treated as suspicious. A spokesperson for Kent Fire and Rescue said: “Four fire engines and a bulk water carrier attended, crews wearing breathing apparatus used hose-reel jets to extinguish the fire. “Three people were passed into the care of SECAmb who were treated for smoke inhalation and minor burns. Four dogs sadly passed away.”