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Two young children die in Wolverhampton house fire

Two young children die in Wolverhampton house fire

Two young children have died in a house fire inWolverhamptonas police launch an investigation into the cause of the deadly blaze.

The Independent US Police investigators at the scene of the deadly blaze  (PA)

Emergency servicesarrived in under five minutes after they were called to Mason Street at about 8.30pm on Friday.

Firefighters wearing breathing apparatus entered the property and rescued two children but they were sadly pronounced dead at the scene,West Midlands Policesaid.

A woman and two other children had already escaped the flames. They were checked over by ambulance staff but did not need hospital treatment.

Police have cordoned off the property, which was extensively damaged, while work is done to establish the cause of the fire.

Investigators wearing protective clothing were seen combing the property on Saturday (PA)

Investigators wearing protective equipment were seen combing the property on Saturday.

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Crews from Bilston, West Bromwich and Bloxwich Fire Stations attended the scene and six firefighters wearing breathing apparatus entered the property to find the children.

West Midlands Ambulance Service said two ambulances, three paramedic officers, HART paramedics, a MERIT trauma team and a critical care car from Midlands Air Ambulance Charity attended.

Ambulance crews administered advanced life support but tragically they were both confirmed dead a short time later.

Crews were called to the fire on Mason Street, Wolverhampton, at 8.30pm on Friday (Google Streetview)

In a statement on their website,West Midlands Fire Servicesaid: “Our thoughts are with the children’s loved ones and all those impacted by this heartbreaking incident.

“Police have cordoned off the scene as we work with other emergency service colleagues to establish the exact circumstances of the fire. We thank the community for their support with the on-going investigation. The cordon is expected to remain in place for some time at the property, which was extensively damaged, as enquiries continue.”

Anyone with information can contact police on 101 or via live chat quoting log 5640 of April 24.

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