An 80-year-old woman died in the fire this morning, and her 59-year-old daughter was seriously injured. In a house located in the town of Limés in Cangas del Narcea. Two women lived alone at home.
The deceased was in a room on the first floor of the building and could not get out. Firefighters got in through a window with the help of a hooked ladder and evacuated it after locating it. Health services relocated, The medical team of Cangas del Narcea’s mobile UVI were only able to confirm his death.
The injured woman had left the house by her own means. According to data provided by the Emergency Medical Care Service (SAMU), it was initially transferred to Cangués Hospital Carmen and Severo Ochoa. At the expense of further testing showed burns on 25% of the body. His prediction is protected. He was then transferred from the hospital to the Asturias Central University Hospital (HUCA) in Oviedo.
When firefighters arrived on the scene, the fire had grown completely and part of the building’s roof had collapsed. The low and two-high house was actually burned. Firefighters from the Principality of Asturias Emergency Services (SEPA), located in Tebongo park, continue to be at the scene. Firefighters from Tineo and the head of the southwest region also traveled to the event. The affected property had a semi-detached house that was unaffected by the flames.
112 Asturias Emergency Coordination Center received the notification at 02:29. In the search, they stated that they burned a house and that there were adjacent and semi-detached houses. They believed there could be two people inside. On subsequent searches, they state that one of them was outside the property.
SEPA Room 112 activates a crew from the Cangas del Narcea fire station and the chief of the southwest area. When they arrive at the fire, they indicate that the fire is fully grown and there is a person in it. They are on their way to the rescue. They demand the mobilization of a foundation of Tineo park. The fire was brought under control at 06:24, and at 07:52 the teams sent from the park in Tiné returned to the base.
By the time of the incident, two city fire trucks, a ladder truck, a main fire truck and a command vehicle had been displaced.
The incident was reported from the very beginning to the Civil Guard, who took over the procedures to proceed with the removal of the body.