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Hamilton Twp, PA – 72-Year-Old Woman Killed in House Fire on Warm Spring Rd

January 27, 2025
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Hamilton Twp, PA (January 27, 2025) – A tragic house fire claimed the life of 72-year-old Hrisoula Masgalas in Franklin County on Sunday night. The fire broke out at a single-story ranch-style home in the 500 block of Warm Spring Road near Kittatinny Drive.

Fire crews from the Franklin Fire Company arrived at the scene around 8:15 PM to find flames consuming the attic. Despite their efforts to extinguish the fire within approximately 45 minutes, Masgalas was found deceased inside the home. No one else was reported injured in the incident.

The Pennsylvania State Police and the Franklin County Coroner’s Office are investigating the cause of the fire, which remains undetermined at this time. First responders and officials continue to assess the scene and gather evidence to determine what sparked the blaze.

Our hearts go out to the family and friends of Hrisoula Masgalas during this incredibly difficult time.

House Fires and Fire Safety in Pennsylvania

House fires are devastating events that can cause significant loss of life and property. Factors such as faulty electrical systems, unattended cooking, and heating equipment are often leading causes of residential fires. Older homes, like many in Pennsylvania, may be more susceptible to fire hazards due to outdated wiring or structural vulnerabilities.

The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) recommends the following safety measures to help prevent house fires:

  • Install smoke alarms in every bedroom and on each floor of the home, and test them monthly.
  • Keep flammable items away from heat sources, such as space heaters or stovetops.
  • Have a fire escape plan and practice it with family members.
  • Regularly inspect electrical systems and appliances for potential hazards.

For families affected by house fires, the aftermath can be both emotionally and financially overwhelming. Support from local organizations and community resources can provide essential assistance during these trying times.

If you or someone you know has been affected by a house fire, contact Local Accident Reports for resources and support to help navigate this difficult period.

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