Trenton Fire Kills Teen, Destroys Seven Homes, Displaces 22
Trenton Fire Kills Teen, Destroys Seven Homes, Displaces 22

Trenton Fire Kills Teen, Destroys Seven Homes, Displaces 22

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A devastating fire late Friday night in the 1200 block of North Olden Avenue in Trenton, New Jersey, destroyed seven homes and displaced between 16 to 22 residents from multiple families. The fire resulted in the death of an 18-year-old high school junior, a member of the Junior ROTC program, who was set to participate in a homecoming parade. Four people were injured, including a firefighter, with one person reported in critical condition and others stable. Firefighters and first responders acted swiftly to control the flames, and the Red Cross provided emergency assistance such as temporary lodging, food, and clothing to those displaced. The cause of the fire remains under investigation as officials and community members continue to support those affected by the disaster. City officials and neighboring fire departments were praised for their rapid response in preventing further loss of life.

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