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Murder investigation launched after two people die in house fire near Middlesbrough
Police say two people died and four others were injured as six fire engines responded to the blaze, with the cause still under investigation.
- On Wednesday, Cleveland Police launched a murder investigation after two people died in a house fire on Birchington Avenue in Grangetown, Middlesbrough.
- Emergency responders arrived at 5.23am as Cleveland Fire Brigade dispatched six fire engines and the Incident Command Unit to combat the blaze.
- North East Ambulance Service transported four patients to James Cook University Hospital; one woman remains in critical condition at the Royal Victoria Infirmary, with three others sustaining non-life-threatening injuries.
- Redcar and Cleveland Local Policing Commander Supt Emily Harrison stated the force is working to "establish the circumstances of exactly what has happened," while police "cannot rule out any links to wider organised crime at this time."
- The incident occurred approximately two miles from Sunday's A66 crash that killed seven people; Redcar & Cleveland borough councillor for Grangetown Adam Brook urged residents not to "share unconfirmed information.
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