Four adults have been displaced after a house fire on Sunday evening in the community of Anagance, N.B., located roughly 40 kilometres southwest of Moncton.
The fire was first reported at 7 p.m., at a home on Buckley Settlement Road.
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The Canadian Red Cross says one man was checked at the scene for smoke inhalation but there were no serious injuries as a result of the fire.
The Red Cross says their volunteers have arranged emergency lodging, meals and clothing purchases for the couple who owned the home.
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They’ve also arranged food and clothing purchases for the two other family members affected by the blaze.
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They’ll be staying with relatives and friends for now, according to the Canadian Red Cross.
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