Multiple Families Displaced by House Fires

Multiple families across the U.S. have been displaced due to recent house fires, highlighting the dangers of residential fires during the holiday season. In Houston, the Aranda family lost their home of over 50 years to an electrical fire, which claimed the life of one dog and left them uninsured and without their possessions, although all family members escaped. In Chesterfield County, Virginia, a fire starting in the garage displaced an adult and three children but caused no injuries. A Fort Myers family was also displaced after a fire ignited in their attic, with assistance provided by the American Red Cross. Meanwhile, a fire in Clementon, New Jersey, led to the rescue of a dog and displaced a family, with the fire's cause under investigation. Lastly, a family in Panama City is seeking a new place to live after their home was engulfed in flames.