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Woman is killed in blaze at flats Woman is killed in blaze at flats
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A woman has died in a fire at a flat in Antrim. A woman in her 30s has died in a fire at a flat in Antrim.
Fire crews were called to a first floor flat at Fairmount Drive at about 0230 GMT and were confronted with a well developed blaze. Fire crews were called to a first floor flat at Firmount Drive at about 0230 GMT, where the blaze was well alight.
Four firefighters wearing breathing apparatus entered the property and found the woman in a bedroom. She was pronounced dead at the scene. Four firefighters wearing oxygen entered the property and found the woman in a bedroom. She was pronounced dead at the scene.
Gary Davison from the Fire and Rescue Service said it was a tragedy that possibly could have been prevented. Gary Davison from the Fire and Rescue Service said there was no smoke alarm in the house. He said the tragedy could possibly have been prevented.
"This unfortunately highlights the consequences of not having a fitted working smoke detector in the property," he said."This unfortunately highlights the consequences of not having a fitted working smoke detector in the property," he said.
"I believe this female's life could have been saved if she had had a working smoke alarm fitted.""I believe this female's life could have been saved if she had had a working smoke alarm fitted."
The Fire and Rescue Service has urged people to fit a smoke alarm and check it regularly.