updated on January 19, 2021
One person and more than a dozen dogs died in a Holliston house fire late Wednesday night, officials said.
A couple escaped the blaze at 623 Winter St. before one of them re-entered the burning structure to try to get the dogs to safety, a spokesperson for the Massachusetts Department of Fire Services said in a statement.
According to Boston 25 News, firefighters found that person, who later died, trapped on the second floor of the home near a bedroom.
“Both (people) were transported to a local hospital,” the statement said. “One person succumbed to their injuries. The dogs perished.”
Updated on January 19, 2021 at 12:28 pm
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One woman is dead, another person is in the hospital and several animals died in a Holliston house fire early Tuesday morning.
The flames broke out in a living room and backyard of a house at 623 Winter Street before quickly spreading to the roof, according to officials.
A couple escaped safely, but then one person re-entered the burning, smoke-filled home in an attempt to rescue more than a dozen dogs.
Both were transported to a local hospital. One person, a woman, succumbed to her injuries.
The dogs perished. The fire is being jointly investigated by the Holliston Fire and Police and State Police assigned to the Office of the State Fire Marshal.
Updated on January 19, 2021 at 12:30 pm
NBC Universal, Inc.
One woman is dead, another person is in the hospital and several animals died in a Holliston house fire early Tuesday morning.
The flames broke out in a living room and backyard of a house at 623 Winter Street before quickly spreading to the roof, according to officials.
A couple escaped safely, but then one person re-entered the burning, smoke-filled home in an attempt to rescue more than a dozen dogs.
Both were transported to a local hospital. One person, a woman, succumbed to her injuries.
The dogs perished. The fire is being jointly investigated by the Holliston Fire and Police and State Police assigned to the Office of the State Fire Marshal.