(Kron) – “Hello, our 3 -year -old family with a puppy communicates with a heavy heart.”
The El Cerrito couple communicates with a 7 -year -old child and a two -year -old dog for the public to help rebuild their lives after the weekend fire destroyed their home.
The Kersington Fire Fire Department said that Sunday’s fire in Civic Plaza apartments began on the first floor’s balcony before the fire fired the outdoor appearance of the building and in the attic. The multiple extinguishing sets of the scene responded to the 10990 block from San Pablo Street, but the fire destroyed the residence, as shown in the pictures below.
The Kinsingon Police Department said the apartments are located directly behind the police station and confirmed that the fire was forced to a temporary closure of the police station.
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The image is with the department of the fire department at Kero Kinsington. -
The image is with the department of the fire department at Kero Kinsington. -
The image is with the department of the fire department at Kero Kinsington. -
The image is with the department of the fire department at Kero Kinsington. -
The image is with the department of the fire department at Kero Kinsington.
on GofundMe page The newborn parents, black and Asach, titled “Fire Take Most: Help us start again, said that their family was fortunately unprecedented in the accident, but” we have lost everything. The basics of children, clothes, furniture and basic household items – everything is over. “
The origin of the fire and its reason has not yet been determined. The couple said that any support, large or small, is welcome while restarting it from scratch.
“I just started working last month, trying to return on my feet after birth because my husband has no stable job,” the post reads. “Now, we face this unexpected loss and shock. It’s not only physical things, it’s the emotional losses of the loss of the space we called home.”
Until this lines are written, Gofundment raised more than $ 2000 out of $ 15,000.