OCALA, Fla. – One person has died following a house fire that happened in Ocala, fire crews said.
On Thursday night, Ocala Fire Rescue was called to a home in the 2600 block of Northeast First Avenue after a person called crews about flames spewing from their neighbor’s home.
When crews arrived, they found a one-story home engulfed in flames with fire burning through the roof.
Deteriorating fire conditions forced crews to withdraw from the inside of the home after a powerline affected by the fire fell, preventing their access to the water supply.
A search of the home revealed that one person was inside. They died as a result of the fire.
Their identity has not been released yet.
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Source: fox35orlando
