Chatham-Kent Fire rescue unit from Station 5 Tupperville. (Photo by Simon Crouch) The Office of the Fire Marshal is being called in to investigate an early morning blaze at a vacant farm house just south of Tupperville.
Chatham-Kent fire officials say firefighters from Tupperville and Wallaceburg were called to the scene on Bush Line at around 1:45am Friday.
Firefighters from Dresden were called in later to help out.
At this point, there is no word on injuries or a damage estimate.
The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
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