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A house fire in Swansea in which a mother and her four-year-old daughter died is not being treated as suspicious, say South Wales Police. A house fire in which a mother and her four-year-old daughter died is not being treated as suspicious, say South Wales Police.
The three brothers of the little girl were also injured in the blaze, one critically, in the Townhill area, last Thursday. The three brothers of the girl were also injured in the blaze, one critically, in the Townhill area of Swansea, last Thursday.
The victims have been named locally as Michelle Thomas, 32, and Courtenay.The victims have been named locally as Michelle Thomas, 32, and Courtenay.
The brothers have been named locally as Jason, Aidan and Jordan, aged 15, 12 and nine. The brothers have been named locally as Jason, Haydn and Jordan, aged 15, 12 and nine.
The three brothers are all being treated at the children's critical care burns unit at Frenchay Hospital in Bristol.The three brothers are all being treated at the children's critical care burns unit at Frenchay Hospital in Bristol.
The 12-year-old boy is said to have suffered 30% burns and smoke inhalation in the fire and is critically ill, while the other two suffered the effects of smoke inhalation and are in a stable condition. The 12-year-old boy is said to have suffered 30% burns and smoke inhalation in the fire and was critically ill, but has undergone at least one operation and is now stable.
The other two suffered the effects of smoke inhalation and are in a stable condition.
Eye witnesses reported seeing mother-of-four Ms Thomas helping two of her three sons to safety before re-entering the property to try to save her daughter.Eye witnesses reported seeing mother-of-four Ms Thomas helping two of her three sons to safety before re-entering the property to try to save her daughter.
Emergency crews were called to the house in Gwent Gardens at 1810 BST on Thursday.Emergency crews were called to the house in Gwent Gardens at 1810 BST on Thursday.
Two firefighters were also taken to Morriston Hospital, Swansea with minor injuries and have since been discharged.Two firefighters were also taken to Morriston Hospital, Swansea with minor injuries and have since been discharged.
The children's father was reported to have been at work at the time of the fire. The children's father, taxi driver Keith Thomas, was reported to have been at work at the time of the fire.