In Wake of Deadly Fall River Fire, Firefighters Decry Lack of Resources
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Victims are identified in deadly Massachusetts fire that killed nine residents
At least 30 people, including five firefighters, were injured in Sunday night’s deadly blaze
Fall River firefighter union member claims staff shortages affected assisted living fire outcome
FALL RIVER, Mass. (WLNE) — Along with police and emergency medical services, about 50 firefighters were at the Gabriel House assisted living facility. About 30 of those firefighters were off-duty. Hours after the fire was knocked down and survivors were receiving care, some first responders with the Fall River Fire Department union began to speak out about the city’s management of the department. A union member said if previously identified staf…
'We did the best we could': Firefighters union decries staffing after ...
Fall River’s fire chief shared stories about several heroic rescues carried out by members of his department who responded to Sunday night’s deadly fire at the Gabriel House assisted life center, claiming that the death toll could have been much higher if not for those efforts. “I have no doubt that the fire was destined to kill more than 50 people, and that the Fall River firefighters, in collaboration with the police department and the emergen…
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