A fire broke out at a three-family home on 128 Capen Street, displacing a total of 15 people. According to a statement from the Boston Fire Department, no injuries were reported. The incident affected eight adults and seven children, forcing residents to flee for safety.
District Chief Doherty provided updates to the media, which were posted on X, stating that the Boston Fire Department's Fire Investigation Unit (BFD-FIU) is investigating the fire's cause. The Victim Assistance Unit (BFD-VAU) is coordinating housing for those displaced. Some reporters were seen in full protective gear due to concerns about the building's structural integrity.
Companies are making up at 128 Capen St . District Chief Doherty addressed the media with updates. Total displaced in 3 whole family home is now 8 adults and 7 children. BFD-FIU is on scene to determine cause. BFD- VAU is here to coordinate housing for the displaced. 0 injured pic.twitter.com/JQncozgy0E
— Boston Fire Dept. (@BostonFire) October 30, 2024
The severity of the fire required a large response from the fire department, with multiple companies arriving at the scene. The effort included both extinguishing the flames and providing care for those affected by the incident.
Information about the fire's cause and further developments will be shared as the investigation continues.
