Fire heavily damages home on Keyes Road near Amazon facility

Sunnyside, WALocal News

Firefighters responded to a structure fire on Keyes Road near an Amazon facility on Friday evening, where they encountered heavy flames engulfing a home. Thanks to their rapid response, crews managed to bring the fire under control within five minutes, successfully evacuating all occupants. The fire caused significant damage to the interior of the residence, while a vehicle parked in front also caught fire, exacerbated by a ruptured gas line. As a safety precaution, Pacific Power temporarily shut off electricity in the area. Lt.

Nick Henle of the East Valley Fire Department stated that the renter had left just ten minutes before the fire broke out, indicating that no unusual activity was reported. Investigators will delve deeper into the cause of the fire, looking for any appliances or other factors that may have contributed. Fire officials and county authorities continue to assess the scene, emphasizing the importance of thorough investigation. The cause of the fire remains under investigation, highlighting the need for safety measures in residential areas.

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