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House Fire Kills 7 Children

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February 19, 2019
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A house fire killed seven children in Halifax of Canada on Tuesday, according to CBC.

The tragedy happened in a house located in a newly built residential neighbourhood in Spryfield community of Halifax.

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The house was extensively damaged in the blaze.

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The occupants of the house are a family with seven children who came to Canada as Syrian refugees. The children ranged in ages from three months to 17 years.

A man with life-threatening injuries and a woman with non-life-threatening injuries were taken to hospital.

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