A woman is being treated in hospital after a fire in an east Suffolk town.
Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service was called at about 10.10am on Thursday to reports of a fire in New Street in Woodbridge.
A spokesman for the fire service said that there was also a significant amount of smoke from the blaze that could be seen in the road.
On arrival, the crew discovered that there had been a chip pan fire in a kitchen, which had been extinguished.
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However, the East of England Ambulance Service has since confirmed that paramedics were also called to the scene slightly later, at about 10.30am.
A spokesman for the service said that "an adult woman was transported Ipswich Hospital for treatment for burns to her arm."
The extent of her injuries have not been revealed.
The fire crew had left the scene just before 11am.
The woman continues to receive treatment for her injuries in hospital.
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