De Guzman Villanueva Family Cause Of Death, How Did They Die?

De Guzman Villanueva Family Cause Of Death – Five people in a family were killed when a fire broke out at their residence in Pojorubio, Pangasinan on Monday.

The fire spread to three houses in Barangay Poblacion, reports Claire Lacanilao on GMA Regional TV One North Central Luzon. The fire reached the second alarm and lasted for more than two hours.

The family trapped in the fire included the couple and their children aged six, three, and one. De Guzman Villanueva Family Cause Of Death De Guzman Villanueva Family Cause Of Death

SPO 4 Randy Fabro, Pozorrubio Fire Station Marshal said, “We are determining the origin, and the cause of this fire is electrical,”

De Guzman Villanueva Family Cause Of Death, How Did They Die?

De Guzman Villanueva Family Cause Of Death, How Did They Die?

Authorities said five people, three of whom were children, died in a fire that broke out in three houses at midnight on 3 April. 

Investigators identified the victim as Keziah, 1; McCarey, 2; Mackenzie, 6; Dexie Ann, 34; and Mark, 34, all with the surname of Villanueva. The relationship between the victims was not immediately known.

Police officials said the fire started from the victim’s house and then spread to two other houses from where the residents managed to escape. The Fire Protection Bureau was still trying to ascertain the cause of the fire and the extent of the damage.  De Guzman Villanueva Family Cause Of Death De Guzman Villanueva Family Cause Of Death

An overcharged electric bike was the cause of a fire that engulfed a family of five on Monday morning, according to an investigation by the Bureau of Fire Protection (BFP) Pozorubio. De Guzman Villanueva Family Cause Of Death De Guzman Villanueva Family Cause Of Death

In an interview on Tuesday, Fire Officer 3 Christian Verocil said the e-bike was on the ground floor of the victim’s residence and kept running throughout the night.

Christian Verocil said,

“[Their] e-bike does not have an automatic switch mechanism that will shut off once the charge is complete”.

He said the fire, which started from the overcharged bike, spread through the wires of his house to the attic, where the victims were sleeping.

Christian Verocil said,

“There are 10 people in the house. The deceased father (Marc Villanueva) rescued five other members of his household, including the elderly who were on the ground floor, but died when he tried to save his wife Dexie and three children aged six, two, and one. When they returned to the U.S., they were trapped and unable to get out.”

He said that the attic was made of wood so the fire spread almost immediately and there was no other way to the attic except through a small window and door.

Meanwhile, Verosil said two houses in the neighborhood were also damaged but there were no injuries or casualties. He told that there has been a loss of nine crore rupees.

Christian Verocil advised the public to always unplug appliances when not in use.

“You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough.”

Di natin alam kung hanggang saan ang ating buhay…
Kaya habang patuloy pa tayong nagigising, magpasalamat sa Dios at maging mapag mahal sa kapwa…

Rest in paradise sa inyong buong pamilya…
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