The occupants of a Kelowna duplex will have to find another place to reside after fire forced them from their home early Thursday morning.
The fire was reported shortly before 4 a.m. in the 1500 block of Gordon Drive where some wooden pallets were found burning behind a business.
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Kelowna fire fighters said the flames spread into the attic of a nearby two-storey duplex, forcing the evacuation of four adults and one child.
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They said, due to the fire damage to the duplex, the residents will not be allowed back in.
No pets were involved.
The fire is considered suspicious.
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