"So I hopped in my car and came to the neighboring plaza out back because I knew it was safe, and I've just kind of been here since." "I quickly went outside because I thought a tree might have fallen on my house, and when I went outside, I saw smoke pouring from the neighbor's house and I started to see some flames so I ran back in, grabbed my kid, my kid was actually napping, ran down and grabbed him, and told my family including my aunt's nurse who was there at the time, that we gotta get out immediately," Pavadore added. Like everything that had the potential to rattle, rattled," he said. "It shook my house very violently, I can't explain it.
when he heard a "deafening-loud explosion" while sitting in his living room with family. Phil Pavadore who lives next-door to the now-destroyed home told NBC10 Boston that it was around 2:40 p.m. Fire officials on scene confirmed the home is a total loss. Video taken after the blaze had been extinguished showed the charred vehicle and what little was left of the house siding and frame. Flames had also engulfed a vehicle that could be seen parked in the driveway. Pictures shared by the fire department on social media show thick plumes of black smoke billowing into the clear blue sky. It was not immediately clear why they were still inside the home if there were new tenants. "And I can only say it probably was from those oxygen tanks cooking off and fueling the intensity of that fire."īrackett said the oxygen tanks belonged to a former resident who needed them for medical reasons.
"The way this building went up so quickly, it was astounding how fast this fire moved," Deputy Fire Chief James Brackett said on scene.
With Prices Through the Roof, Where Can Renters Get Help to Keep One Over Their Heads?įire officials tell NBC10 Boston the cause of the fire could be related to some oxygen tanks that were found inside but an investigation into the cause is ongoing.
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