Elderly woman, son and grandchild die in early morning blaze
Neighbour says the late Nurul Asyiqin Alinor, 29, went back into the burning house in hopes of rescuing her grandmother and uncle.
At roughly one forty-three in the morning, firefighters in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah were called to a two-story house in Kampung Darau due to a reported fire. The fire was brought under control approximately twenty-seven minutes later, at two ten in the morning. Upon arriving on the scene, the fire and rescue department discovered the remains of three individuals who had succumbed to their injuries, as reported by Berita Harian.
The victims have been identified as Loupin Adow, aged sixty-seven; Azman Maduin, fifty; and Nurul Asyiqin Alinor, twenty-nine. The department has not yet determined the cause of the fire.
Nurul Asyiqin Alinor's husband, a thirty-four-year-old man, was also present during the incident. He sustained burns and was promptly transported to a local hospital for medical attention. According to a local neighbor, Nurul initially managed to extricate herself from the burning building, but tragically returned inside the house in an attempt to rescue her grandmother and uncle.
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