'Got our cats and ran': Two people hospitalized after Surrey house fire
One resident is being treated for smoke inhalation, the other for serious injuries, according to Surrey Fire Service Acting Assistant Chief Jerry Siggs.
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One resident is being treated for smoke inhalation, the other for serious injuries, according to Surrey Fire Service Acting Assistant Chief Jerry Siggs.
One resident is being treated for smoke inhalation, the other for serious injuries, according to Surrey Fire Service Acting Assistant Chief Jerry Siggs.
One resident is being treated for smoke inhalation, the other for serious injuries, according to Surrey Fire Service Acting Assistant Chief Jerry Siggs.