2 people injured, 10 displaced after 4-alarm fire breaks out at Boston home

A four-alarm fire broke out at a home in Roslindale early Sunday morning, injuring two people and displacing ten residents. The Boston Fire Department reported that the fire escalated from two alarms to four as flames erupted from the attic and engulfed the roof. Firefighters faced extreme heat and humidity, necessitating the rotation of multiple crews to manage the situation effectively. Two individuals were rescued through windows, while one civilian and a firefighter were taken to the hospital with injuries. Damage estimates for the home reached $800,000 after the fire was extinguished and all windows were boarded up.

The cause of the fire remains under investigation by the Boston Fire Department. This incident highlights the dangers of residential fires, especially during hot weather conditions, which can complicate firefighting efforts. Community members are urged to ensure their homes have working smoke alarms and fire safety plans in place.