2 fires raze 7 houses in Lucena City | Inquirer News

2 fires raze 7 houses in Lucena City

4 dead, 1 hurt in Lucena City fire

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LUCENA CITY – Five days after a fire hit 15 houses and caused the death of four people in this city, two more broke out on Tuesday, Jan. 30, and burned down seven more houses.

At around 9:30 p.m., a fire of still unknown origin gutted an old abandoned house in Barangay 9, the Quezon police said in a report on Wednesday, Jan. 31. The blaze quickly spread to three other nearby residential houses.

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The fire was declared under control at 10:58 p.m.

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Investigation is still being conducted to determine the cause of the blaze.

Earlier, a fire broke out around 9:15 a.m. in Barangay Ibabang Iyam and razed three houses.

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The police said the blaze was possibly caused by faulty electrical wiring in one of the burned houses after one of the victims smelled burning wires before the fire erupted.

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The fire was declared under control 50 minutes after it started.

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No casualties or serious injuries were reported in the two fire incidents.

Authorities pegged the damage from the two fires at P1,280,000.

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On Jan. 26, a fire broke out in a residential area in Barangay 1 that gutted at least 15 houses. At least four people died and one seriously injured during the blaze.

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