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2 sisters perish in Curepe house fire, male relative hurt

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The content originally appeared on: Trinidad and Tobago Newsday News FIRE SCENE: The ground floor of a Curepe building where sisters Amanda and Alicia Charles lived. Both sisters died following a fire on Thursday. PHOTO BY SHANE SUPERVILLE - POLICE and fire officers are investigating a Curepe house fire in which two sisters perished and a male relative surviving but suffering burns. Fire officers said they received a report of a blaze at a house on Watts Street, at around […]

Source: Trinidad News

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