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On the evening of Friday 9 August, smoke billowed from a house in the Vallée-du-Tir district of Nouméa, while in Dumbéa, a bush fire broke out in the Jacaranda district.
Neighbors saw the first fire just after 6 p.m. On Friday, August 9, a fire destroyed a house on rue Dumont-D’Urville in the Duthier district of Noumea’s Second Valley, a neighborhood particularly affected by the violence that began on May 13 and marked the end of the Due to multiple house fires.
In Doubéa, this time it was the Jacaranda area, at the foot of the Pic aux Chèvres hill, that was the target of a “deliberately started fire”, according to firefighters who fought a fire in Beethoven Street in the evening. The disaster that threatened homes was brought under control after destroying three hectares of vegetation.
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