A female firefighter seriously injured during a factory fire south of Brisbane yesterday has died
Izabella Nash had needed to be revived with CPR at the scene of the blaze, next to the Pacific Highway in Slacks Creek, before being rushed to the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital in a critical condition yesterday morning.Ms Drew remains in a serious but stable condition.In a statement, Queensland Fire and Emergency Services said Ms Nash was an experienced firefighter who joined the service in 2014.
"The thoughts of all QFES members are with Izzy's and Lia's families, friends and fellow crew members," it said. Thirteen crews and more than 40 firefighters attended the fire, which was brought to authorities' attention at about 2:30am yesterday.
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