Man dead, woman in hospital after overnight housefire in Scarborough
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A man has died after being pulled from a two-alarm house fire in Scarborough Christmas morning.
A man has died after being pulled from a two-alarm house fire in Scarborough Christmas morning.
Emergency crews were called to a home on Allanford Road, in the area of Birchmount Road and Hwy. 401, at around 2:40 a.m.
Firefighters arrived to find an active fire. They pulled two people from the home and transferred them to the care of paramedics, Toronto Fire said.
Toronto police said two patients – a male and female – were transported to hospital, where the man was pronounced dead.
The fire has since been put out. The cause is not yet known.
More details to come…
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