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Fire investigators at 11 a.m. were on the scene of a major house fire doused earlier this morning.
Two firefighters became trapped when they went inside one of the four homes affected by the blaze to look for a female that had already made it safely out of the house. The two firefighters escaped the burning blaze through a window of the home, said Manassas Fire Marshal Frank Teevan.
Two cats died in the fire.
Teevan said investigators don’t yet know what caused the blaze. It could be sometime later this week before we learn how this fire started.
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A fire ripped through four town homes in the Georgetown South neighborhood in Manassas.
No one was injured in the fire, and at least 15 people have been displaced, said city spokeswoman Patty Prince.
Fire crews were called to the fire on Maury Lane at 3:15 a.m. The fire started at 9832 Bragg Lane and then moved to 9834 and 9830 Bragg Lane — of these homes sustained heavy damage. Fire later spread to 9860 Bragg Lane and did minor damage.Â
The American Red Cross is assisting displaced families.Â
Two firefighters became briefly became trapped inside the home, were freed and did not suffer serious injuries.
More as we have it.
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