House fire kills 10 in Peru's capital, including five minors

Gulnar Mahmudova
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A fire that ​broke out ‌at a family home in ​Lima, Peru's ​capital, left 10 ⁠people dead, ​including five minors, ​police said on Wednesday, Report informs via Reuters.

The fire broke ​out early ​in the morning at ‌a ⁠house located in Lima's La Victoria ​district. ​The ⁠incident is being investigated ​by forensic ​experts, ⁠Police Commander Oscar Arriola ⁠told ​reporters.

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