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A family from the municipality of Morón, in the province of Ciego de Ávila, has lost everything after a fire reduced their home to ashes and destroyed all of their belongings.
The disaster, which occurred in the Reparto Peñaranda, left a mother and her two children—a four-year-old girl and an eleven-year-old boy—without clothes, furniture, utensils, documents, or toys, in a devastating blow that now forces them to start from scratch.
The images and testimonies shared on social media reveal the extent of the disaster: blackened walls, collapsed roofs, and a tangle of charred debris where a vibrant home once stood.
"There is no comfort left for that mother. The children cannot play with their toys, because everything lies under ashes," lamented Melisa Maura, the victim's sister, who reported on Facebook that the fire was intentional.
The priority for those who know the family is now to help them move forward.
Neighbors and friends have come together to call for solidarity and material support.
Any donation—clothing, shoes, food, kitchen utensils, children's items, building materials, or financial aid—can make a difference for this mother and her children as they work to rebuild what they have lost.
According to the user of Facebook La Tijera, at the moment the mother and her children are temporarily staying in a residence located at Marina #11, between Villamil and Oscar Lucero, in Morón.
Those who wish to collaborate can contact the following phone numbers: 54738600, 55881199, or 50191253.
In the midst of pain, every gesture of help will be a ray of hope for a family that, in a matter of minutes, saw their home and memories reduced to smoke and ashes.
Frequently Asked Questions About the Fire in a Home in Morón
What caused the fire in the house in Morón?
The fire that destroyed a family's home in Morón has been reported as intentionally set by Melisa Maura, the sister of the victim. No specific details have been provided about how the fire started.
How can we help the family affected by the fire in Morón?
The affected family in Morón needs donations of clothing, shoes, food, kitchen utensils, and construction materials. Donations can be delivered to Marina #11, Morón, or by contacting the numbers 54738600, 55881199, or 50191253.
Where is the family staying after the fire in Morón?
Currently, the mother and her two children are temporarily residing in a house at Marina #11, between Villamil and Oscar Lucero, in Morón. This is temporary accommodation while they receive support to rebuild their home.
How common are house fires in Cuba?
In Cuba, house fires are not uncommon and are often linked to electrical issues, such as overloads after power outages. The lack of safe infrastructure and precarious conditions contribute to the frequency of these incidents.
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