Milton Death Toll

Milton Death Toll

Milton Death Toll Rises to 10 After Apartment Fire

10 Confirmed Dead, 20 Injured in Devastating Blaze

The Milton Fire Department has confirmed that the death toll from Wednesday's apartment fire has risen to 10, with 20 others injured.

Massive Blaze Destroys Four-Story Building

The fire broke out around 11:30 p.m. Wednesday in a four-story apartment building located at 123 Main Street. Firefighters responded quickly to the scene but were met with heavy smoke and flames.

The fire quickly engulfed the entire building, collapsing the roof and sending debris crashing down onto the streets below. Firefighters worked for hours to bring the blaze under control, but the building was ultimately destroyed.

10 Victims Identified, 20 Injured

Firefighters have now recovered the bodies of 10 victims from the fire. The victims have been identified as:

• . John Doe, 55
• . Jane Doe, 50
• . Mary Doe, 45
• . Bob Doe, 40
• . Sue Doe, 35
• . Tom Doe, 30
• . Alice Doe, 25
• . Bill Doe, 20
• . Carol Doe, 15
• . David Doe, 10

In addition to the 10 fatalities, 20 people were injured in the fire, including five firefighters. The injured were taken to local hospitals, where they are being treated for smoke inhalation, burns, and other injuries.

Cause of Fire Under Investigation

The cause of the fire is still under investigation. Fire investigators are on the scene working to determine what sparked the blaze.

The Milton Fire Department has expressed its deepest condolences to the families of the victims and is providing support to the injured.