Montreal police confirm 6th and 7th bodies found in ruins of heritage building fire
Montreal police say two more bodies were extracted from the rubble left behind after a deadly fire ripped through a heritage building inThe update Monday comes as the city’s fire department continued to search the ruins of what was a five-alarm blaze on March 16. The bodies of seven missing people have been found and extracted to date.
Insp. David Shane also confirmed the identities of four victims who were killed in the fire: An Wu, 31; Dania Zafar, 31; Saniya Khan, 31; and Nathan Sears, 35. Police have been in contact with their families.Last week, police identified Camille Maheux, a 76-year-old renowned photographer, as the first victim.
A total of five victims have been identified. The identification of the latest victims has not yet been made.Trending NowFire operations chief Martin Guilbault says the fire department secured the structure and deployed search dogs, who helped locate the final two bodies. He says searchers don’t believe there are more victims but will continue to look through the scene.
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