A raging fire left a family homeless this Monday in Miami, reported the AmericaTeVe Miami channel.
The house, a single-story triplex, located at 412 Northwest 59th Street, was found with smoke and flames upon the arrival of firefighters, around 11 in the morning.
Likewise, firefighters had received a report of animals trapped inside.
Two cats and 5 dogs were rescued from inside, although two of the dogs died from smoke inhalation.
A total of 7 adults were left homeless and will be assisted by the Red Cross.
The fire was controlled within half an hour.
At the end of December, A 29-year-old woman, mother of a four-year-old child, lost her life after a fire that consumed his apartment in Tamarac, Florida.
For its part, on the eve of Christmas, An apartment located in a luxurious building in Miami-Dade suffered a firejust when Christmas Eve was celebrated.
Images shared on the event site Only in Dade showed the fire unleashed on a balcony of the luxurious Square Station building, located at 1424 NE Miami Place.
Also Two mobile homes were consumed by flames in Fort Lauderdaleduring separate incidents that were a few hours apart on the date of Christmas celebration.
