The Man Breaks Into The Door To Save A 4-year-old Boy Whose Parents Died In The Red Jago

Illustration of the fire. (Chris Karidis-Unsplash)

JAKARTA - A man's daring action saved a 4-year-old boy who was a fire victim in Peter Street, Blackpool, England. The boy's parents died in the house by the red rooster.

Citing Metro.co.uk, Lancashire Police said the two children's parents, aged 20, were not saved in the incident on Thursday, June 18 that morning.

The children of the two parents who died are currently in Victoria's Blackpool Hospital. There were other child victims who suffered serious burns undergoing treatment at the same hospital.

The Police together with the Lancashire Fire and Rescue Department who carried out an investigation regarding the alleged trigger for the fire from another party, it was concluded that this incident was purely set on fire.

JAKARTA - A man's daring action saved a 4-year-old boy who was a fire victim in Peter Street, Blackpool, England. The boy's parents died in the house by the red rooster.

The man named Jake Hartill who is also the victim's neighbor. He broke the glass at the front door of the house and then came in looking for a child who screamed loudly until he sounded out of the house when the fire broke out.

"When he [Jake] broke the window, the boy stood there, he lifted him out of the fire," said Kara-Marie Pearson, an eye witness representing Jake for not wanting to be interviewed at the scene, followed by Metro.co.uk, Thursday 18 July.

"It's hot red, like it's on fire. As soon as we move the little boy to a safe place, all his windows break, it breaks. We all have to step back because the fire goes out immediately," continued the witness who at the time of the incident with Jake.

Lancashire Police said the two children's parents, aged 20, were not saved in the incident on Thursday, June 18 in the morning.

The children of the two parents who died are currently in Victoria's Blackpool Hospital. There were other child victims who suffered serious burns undergoing treatment at the same hospital.

The police together with the Lancashire Fire and Rescue Department conducted an investigation regarding the alleged trigger for the fire from another party, it was concluded that this incident was purely a fire.

Currently, the small house where the fire is located has been given a police line. A total of four fire engines handling this incident have returned to their respective pools.

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Currently, the small house where the fire is located has been given a police line. A total of four fire engines handling this incident have returned to their respective pools.