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06-07-2018, 02:16 PM
LEBANON, Mo. (AP) — A dispatcher says firefighters’ desperate efforts to save five children who died in a southern Missouri mobile house fire were “heart-wrenching.”
The Kansas City Star (http://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article212707894.html) reports that Lori Embry says one firefighter’s voice was breaking with emotion Wednesday morning as he described being unable to open a window to the home in Lebanon.
The Laclede County Sheriff’s Office dispatcher says the firefighter, who was the first on the scene, could see a mother and a baby. The woman was flown to a hospital, but crews couldn’t reach the baby or other children in time.
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The Kansas City Star (http://www.kansascity.com/news/local/article212707894.html) reports that Lori Embry says one firefighter’s voice was breaking with emotion Wednesday morning as he described being unable to open a window to the home in Lebanon.
The Laclede County Sheriff’s Office dispatcher says the firefighter, who was the first on the scene, could see a mother and a baby. The woman was flown to a hospital, but crews couldn’t reach the baby or other children in time.
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