Police investigate ‘suspicious’ second fire at Sydney childcare centre chain in four days | New South Wales

The new Southern South Wales Police are investigating a suspicious fire at a second Sydney Children’s Care Center, after fire on another facility in the same chain.

Police said that they both investigated whether the two events in the game were connected to learn about the centers in Sydney.

Police said that emergency services were warned to report a fire report to learn at Castle Hill in the northwest of Sydney at 1.30 on Monday.

The fire caused minor damage to the building.

The police said, “Fire is being treated as suspects, and the detectives are investigating whether the incident was connected to a fire in Turramurra last week,” the detectives are investigating.

The learning center in Turramurra – on the upper northern coast of Sydney – fire on Friday.

The police founded a crime around the Castle Hill Center and is investigating the causes of both events.

Play to Learn has been operating for 19 years and runs three centers in NSW.

Turramurra Center’s operators said CCTV systems seized the entire event and will work closely with the police about the investigation.

Lean founder and director Jade Luci, Turramurra Center’s fire safety protocols provided minimum damage to the building, he said.

Luci was broken by this meaningless action, but our commitment to security and quality care is stronger than ever, ”Luci said.

“Fire safety and surveillance systems worked exactly as it should be.

“When our families return, we have no worries about security, and we look forward to inviting them to a safe, nutritious and connected center as usual.”

More will come.