Camp Hill: Three children among dead in 'horrific' Australia car fire

Four individuals, including three kids, have kicked the bucket after a vehicle was purportedly set land in the Australian city of Brisbane, police said.

The youngsters, all younger than 10, were discovered dead in the vehicle by crisis responders, said Queensland Police.

A man known to the exploited people has likewise kicked the bucket, while a lady endured broad consumes and has been taken to the clinic.

Police have set up a wrongdoing scene in the rural road in Camp Hill in the city's east.

"It's a horrendous scene," Det Insp. Imprint Thompson told correspondents on Wednesday.

"It is from the get-go in the examination, however, the vehicle was completely engaged with fire upon police showing up," he said. Paramedics said they had additionally treated a bystander, who had "attempted his best to find a workable pace". He had endured some "facial consuming" and been taken to the medical clinic, a Queensland Ambulance representative said.

Det Insp. Thompson affirmed the gathering in the vehicle had lived locally. Police were first called to the scene at 08:30 nearby time (21:30 Tuesday GMT).

Occupants on the road revealed to Australian media they had seen the lady leap out of the vehicle while she was ablaze.

She had shouted, "he's poured petroleum on me", one observer disclosed to The Australian paper.

Police said it was too soon to affirm insights regarding the unfortunate casualties' personalities, and would not remark on inquiries concerning family savagery.

Queensland's Police Minister Mark Ryan educated parliament concerning the "awful occurrence" on Wednesday.

"My contemplations are with those influenced by this awful catastrophe," he said.

Head administrator Scott Morrison said his "heart goes out to the families and network experiencing this appalling time and the crisis responders defying what might be a breaking scene".

Government MP Terri Butler said she was "sickened and crushed" by the episode.