Bronx apartment fire victims honored 1 year later
Flags were flown at half-staff to remember the lives of 17 people, including eight children killed in the fire.
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Jan 9, 2023, 5:27 PM
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14h agoThe lives lost in a Bronx apartment building one year ago today were honored on Monday.
Flags were flown at half-staff to remember the lives of 17 people, including eight children killed in the fire.
Officials say the fire was caused by a faulty electric heater. A door that was left open also fanned the flames and contributed to the tragedy.
Several fire safety related bills have passed since last year's fire.
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