Yes nobody was injured but the contents was a total loss.

Seems to be life these days unfortunately.

Sometimes laughing & joking can be a shock reaction. It does not mean they do not genuinely feel for their neighbours.

Indeed they are but if shoe was on the other end she wouldn't be laughing and wouldn't like others laughing at her house burning. I hope you and your family were ok

Some people have no morals.

There life was hardly in danger going into a house not on fire

@@robertcrofts2108 so your saying no fire without smoke DOH!

@@briankelly5816 Here in the UK, the party wall between houses can withstand heavy fire for one hour. In reality, it is nearer to three hours. Adjoining houses are evacuated only due to the risk of smoke inhalation or the possibility of a gas explosion.

I get the impression from the way they were talking that it had been empty for some time and was not lived in - boarded up windows etc so was probably a target for vandals. Don’t think she meant it in a malicious way.

@@tjfSIM if thats the case then thats fine lol

Could have been a 'nervous laugh'

Incorrect, the house was occupied and the occupants manages to escape safely.

Some girls are only mental age 12 .That's as far as they developed.

Not mine, I'm well insured😁😁

​@@2760ade Insurance doesn't replace irreplaceable treasured possessions .

Yes it is something we should all be aware of, it can happen to any of us.

Yes everybody was fine although somewhat shook up.

yeah, i feel seasick from watching !🤢

I didnt want a tripod, wanted to be mobile in case I had chance to get to the rear of the house/

So would I, the fire at the rear was very intense but the police were not allowing us to move.

Agreed.

I would have loved to get there but the police blocked access.

Its Just A Wood Site With Black From The Smoke All Over

Do you think there is a fire station on every corner?

​@firstman9273 there is around that corner!!! Caernarfon has a fire station and the town itself is only a few square miles.

​@@tonyjones9442They're a volunteer brigade. Their on-scene time was very good for a vol brigade. The international standard for a 24/7 fire brigade is 7.7 minutes on scene from the time of call.

Co !? Zmień dilera synu.

English please??

I think that was probably the heat and airflow from the rear caused that.

No idea, it is under investigation but the local feeling is that it was deliberate.

Iit’s hard to tell, what with the camera person being transfixed by smoke. But going by sound alone, I’d say yes... Because North Wales fire engines all have Martinshorns sirens fitted, whereas their police and ambulance vehicles have the electronic woo woo jobbies fitted.

@@YelpBullhorn I like the horns better than the sirens. As I believe they still use in Germany and France.

It is a european house. It´s not made out of wood you know.

@@PeterNichtlustig0815 still most British houses made of cardboard especially the new builds. The old ones are better then any newly build. At least we aren’t American with houses made from basically tracing paper.

With stone built houses, it is normally only the contents that burn.

@@wilsjane I was thinking that

Yes no injuries but the neighbours were disrupted for a week or two.

Yes mine too, as a family we are aware that it is a real risk and take all precautions including planning of escape routes.

Yes the fire was mainly to the rear of the property, I could not get to the rear as the police were restricting movement. The footage I got was the best I could get.

No comment.

No idea, it is under investigation but the local feeling is that it was deliberate.

Thanks for watching and commenting. You are absolutely correct, the tenant of the property was upstairs when the fire broke out and made it down the stairs and out of the door only seconds before the landing was consumed by the fire, so yes had she have counting on rescue by the fire service they would have been too late. I will however point out that had the outcome been different I would not have uploaded the video, thankfully everybody was fine, property can be replaced, lives cant.

A little slow I agree.

This isnt a big city and as others have said the local fire station is crewed by On Call Firefighters outside of the hours 12.00-22.00 . They have to get to the station from home first .

It isnt, it is a family home, or at least was.

Obviously you don't live in North Wales, nearest fire station could be miles away along country roads

It's literally around the corner 😒

The only local fire stations are volunteers. They take time to get to the station. Then turn out. Theres few fully manned stations located in bigger towns and cities. This isnt new york where 30 engines turn out for an e bike fire. This is the real world.

How do you know the fire brigade was called before the footage starts? It's an interesting syndrome: dozens of onlookers all assuming someone else has called the fire brigade when in fact nobody has.

The fire station is a walk of a few minutes, no idea what took so long.

Well I guess you saw it all as well

That is still under investigation.

Where was this

I'ts the reult of not wanting to pay for full time firefighters.

Because Londoner's pay for for this kind of service.

Oh that means you are near me too.

@@explorationwales2389 Oh cool

That’s not slow, depending on how far from the home their station is.

The fire station is literally a 3 minute walk from here..

@@sam3308 ok the time it took for the call to be called in , dispatch time , traffic , getting in gear , possible response time to station , maybe they are on call guys who respond to the station when paged ? Or they may have been on the way back from another call. 7 minutes still is not terrible.

The crew of the station were oncall at the time so they were at home etc, they have to respond to the station in 5 minutes and then get changed and get out on the appliance to the job. the station is only manned 12-10pm

Don't forget the fire brigade have to get dressed and start the engine.

Yes they were late in arriving.

The officer had a job to do and he was doing it.

I know right, from the looks of it, the streets are either Ysgubor Goch or Caer Saint, or anywhere in Maes Barcer, and the fire station is incredibly close aswell, it’s like a two minute walk just to get there if you live in Maes Barcer

@@oliverroberts534 I would definitely be asking questions

Probably an “on-call” station that isn’t crewed full time, which is common place in the UK. Firefighters alerted by pager, respond to the station from home or workplace, that can take 5-6mins, don PPE and turnout.

@@beckytwister01 The Fire Station at Caernarfon is Day Crewed between Midday & 10pm and On Call the rest of the time, as the fire occurred at 9.30am on a Sunday it would have been the On Call crew attending, they have to paged in from Home or Work and travel to the station, get kitted up and then drive to the incident. They have 5 minutes to turn out from the time they are called so really they were there quite quickly.

Some people don’t understand the on call firefighter situation. On call firefighters respond via a pager which alerts them to get to the station can take five mins to get to station depending on traffic then don PPE and leave. It’s just as frustrating for the firefighters who want to get there quicker. Overall if it wasn’t for on call firefighters in small communities we would be waiting longer for pumps to arrive from wholetime stations in bigger communities

Yes it took some time for them to arrive and although the fire had died in intensity it was still far from out. They were on scene for about 5 hours plus they were called back the following morning when the fire reignited, they were on scene for a further 3 hours pulling out loft insulation that had ignited and dampening down further.

Why what is wrong with it??????

Learn manners.

The fire personnel can’t put on their seat belts properly, plus it isn’t safe to because if they were to get into a accident they would be thrown with all the weight on them breaking possibly their back or necks, here is a example for you try taking the biggest back pack filling it with can goods and putting it on in your vehicle and putting on your seat belt, I have seen a accident where seat belts weren’t used and unfortunately there someone was seriously injured and wasn’t thought to have made it, after spending many months in hospital he had to learn to walk again but never returned to work, I remember this very clearly because it happened around my Birthday a few years ago

Fire fighters don’t just run into buildings with their BA’s on, the situation will be risk assessed first

firefighters dont just run into a burning building for no reason, if occupants are accounted for then a more thorough plan will be made to either save the building or rpevent spread to a neighbour. Believe it or not, they actually form this strategy whislt standing outside assesing the situation rather than from the inside of a burning building.

@@gooddayevery1 yes they can as the seats are designed carry their BA sets.

@@nick6584 if this is true then they need to do some more training. Here in our county in Tennessee , a house fire is treated as occupied until we complete our search. It’s happened several time where the home owner said everyone is out only to fine more occupants inside. Get off the truck packed up , stretch a line and get that primary search done fast.

Risk assessment?

He's the incident commander! He's doing a dynamic risk assessment which will tell him the best course of action to take.

Always a good idea to know what your talking about before spouting off

@@michaelmoran2059 think you will find the first person around the back was a fire fighter giving it a good dose of looking at, twice he did this, then the incident commander, recognised by their tabard did the same.

@@darrenguest7284 And? Regardless of who you are, 1 way or the other a risk assessment is needed. The 'firefighter' at the start could be a sub officer. White hat a scene commander or station officer. Nobody runs around a building with hoses unless you're 100% know you will need it otherwise you're just running around aimlessly with a branch.

I thought that

It 100% is