Urgent: Two-Alarms Blaze Destroys Roof in Marple Township Home
UPDATE: A devastating two-alarm fire has ravaged a home in Marple Township, Delaware County, destroying the roof and prompting an ongoing investigation. The fire erupted on Saturday night, just before 9:00 PM, along the 100 block of Springton Mews Circle.
Authorities confirm that the blaze originated in the chimney before rapidly spreading throughout the residence. Eyewitnesses reported seeing flames and heavy smoke billowing from the structure, leading to a swift response from local fire crews. The Action Cam captured dramatic scenes as firefighters battled the flames under challenging conditions.
As of now, there have been no reports of injuries, but the extent of the damage is significant. The local fire department is working diligently to determine the cause of the fire, and any further updates are expected shortly.
The community is urged to stay alert as authorities continue their investigation into this alarming incident. This fire serves as a stark reminder of the dangers posed by residential fires and the critical importance of chimney maintenance.
For those living in the area, officials recommend checking smoke alarms and ensuring that chimneys are clean and clear of debris. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story as we monitor the situation closely.
