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One-year-old Aziza dies in fire that left several homeless

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October 27, 2023
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One-year-old Aziza Albert

One-year-old Aziza Albert

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Two fires have left several persons homeless with one leaving a one-year-old toddler dead.

The first fire occurred at around 3:23 a.m Thursday at Lot 233 Mon Repos North, Block 7, Fifth Street, East Coast Demerara. The building housed a family of eight and the cause has been given as being set by person unknown.

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The other fire occurred at Buckville Squatting Area, Wismar, Linden. The structure involved was a one-flat wooden building owned by Anika Hamy, which she occupied with her family of three. The fire started after a lit kerosene stove fell off a table and ignited nearby combustible materials.

One-year-old Aziza Albert received 2nd and 3rd degree burns to about 80% of her body and was transferred to the Georgetown Public Hospital Corporation, where she subsequently succumbed to her injuries while being treated.

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