More than 100 people displaced after fire at senior living apartments
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. (WWBT) - The Red Cross is helping more than 100 people displaced after a fire at the Madonna House, an apartment complex for seniors.
The Rappahannock Area Agency on Aging said in a social media post that no one was injured in the blaze on Monday night.
“The Fredericksburg and other fire departments and the Fredericksburg Police Department did a great job of getting people out of the building and across a major street to safety,” the RAAA post said. “And to all the residents who kept a smile on their faces through probably one of the scariest times of their lives, you all are the best.”
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Madonna House is located in the 2600 block of Cowan Boulevard in Fredericksburg.
There’s currently no information on what caused the fire or how long residents will be displaced.
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