Then the number of fatalities in the fire revised, which was torn through the case of River assisted house-boston 25 messages

Fall River, Mass. The authorities on Friday, the number of fatalities revised in a fire that broke a facility for assisted living in the River on Sunday evening.

The Bristol County public prosecutor said that it had incorrectly reported the death of a 10 person in the flame in Gabriel House “due to a misunderstanding with a medical authority”.

On Thursday, the office of which 66-year-old Brenda Cropper had died late Wednesday evening announced, days after the fire and Rauch filled the facility in Oliver Street.

According to the latest update, however, Cropper remains to the hospital in a critical condition.

“Please note that the Brenda District of the Britol district has reported the adoption of Brenda Cropper as a result of Gabriel Assisted Living Center Fire,” says a statement that Boston 25 News said. “Ms. Cropper remains in a critical condition at this time. The BCDAO has in contact with Ms. Cropper's family in this matter. We will provide updates when they are available.”

At least 30 people were injured, and nine people were initially reported dead when thick smoke and flames in the inside.

Previously, Quinn identified the other victims who were killed in the fire, as a 64-year-old Rui Sanberaz, 61-year-old Ronald Codega, 69-year-old Margaret Duddy, 78-year-old Robert King, 71-year-old Kim Mackin, 78-year-old Richard Rochon, the 77-year-old Joseph Wilansky and the 86-year-old Eleanor willet.

The identity of a victim, a 70-year-old woman, has not yet been released publicly because the next relative is not yet pending.

Jeffrey Bacon, fire chief from Fall River, said the scene was difficult and chaotic when the crews arrived on site for the first time because several residents were hanging from windows and doors and were waiting to be saved.

The 100-units for supervised living was opened in 1999. Some photos on his Facebook page show decent rooms, but older-looking carpets and furniture.

Inspection reports published on Thursday by the city's fire investigations were not determined in the Gabriel House for the return to the 2019 reports.