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Five-year-old boy dies in tragic Ext 7b fire

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12 months ago
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Five-year-old boy dies in tragic Ext 7b fire
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A devastating shack fire in Ext 7b on the night of 27 April has left a father heartbroken and homeless after the blaze claimed the life of his five-year-old son. The fire, which broke out at midnight, completely gutted their home, destroying all their belongings, including clothes and furniture.

Emergency Medical Services (EMS) were called to the scene, but despite their swift response, the flames had already spread beyond control. “By the time our team arrived, the fire had already engulfed the shack. They tried their best, but the flames were too strong. Sadly, we couldn’t save the child,” said EMS spokesperson Robert Mulaudzi.

The cause of the fire remains unknown and investigations are currently underway.The grieving father, who lived alone with his son, is appealing to the community for assistance to rebuild his home and for donations of clothing and other essential items.

With winter approaching, Orange Farm News urges all residents to prioritise fire safety in their homes. Fires can happen suddenly and have devastating consequences.

Residents are reminded to:

1.Use electrical appliances responsibly

2.Avoid leaving open flames unattended

3.Turn off heaters, candles, paraffin and gas stoves-especially during or after loadshedding

4.Educate children about fire dangers

5.Ensure every home has an escape plan in case of emergency

6.Preventing fires starts with simple, mindful actions. Let’s protect our loved ones by staying vigilant.

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