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Three feared dead in house blaze Three family members die in fire
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Two adults and a child are thought to have died in a house fire in north Belfast. Three members of one family, including a three-year-old boy, have died in a house fire in north Belfast.
The blaze broke out at a bungalow in Edenbrook Close, in the Shankill area of the city, at about 1300 GMT.The blaze broke out at a bungalow in Edenbrook Close, in the Shankill area of the city, at about 1300 GMT.
It is understood the victims are all related. The police, the Fire and Rescue Service and ambulances are currently at the scene. A woman in her 80s, her son who was in his late 30s, and his little boy died in the blaze.
A forensic examination is taking place as an investigation into the cause of the fire gets under way. A forensic examination of the scene is taking place. The police said early indications suggested that it had been an accidental fire.
A police liaison officer is currently with relatives of the victims. The police, the Fire and Rescue Service and ambulances are currently at the scene.
A police liaison officer is with relatives of the victims.
Democratic Unionist North Belfast MP Nigel Dodds said it was a terrible tragedy.Democratic Unionist North Belfast MP Nigel Dodds said it was a terrible tragedy.
'Terrible tragedy''Terrible tragedy'
"Our thoughts are entirely with the family of those who have lost their lives and with the community in Edenbrook Close at this time," he said."Our thoughts are entirely with the family of those who have lost their lives and with the community in Edenbrook Close at this time," he said.
"It is an appalling and awful tragedy to occur.""It is an appalling and awful tragedy to occur."
Ulster Unionist assembly member Fred Cobain said the community was stunned.Ulster Unionist assembly member Fred Cobain said the community was stunned.
"People are in a state of shock about what has happened," he said."People are in a state of shock about what has happened," he said.
"It is a terrible, terrible incident.""It is a terrible, terrible incident."