I feel sorry for the newlywed couple who passed away after 2 months of marriage after a fire in Trung Kinh's room

A newlywed couple named T. and P., 2 months old, passed away forever after a room fire on Trung Kinh street, Trung Hoa ward, Cau Giay district, Hanoi made everyone sad.

Accordingly, in the waiting area of Cau Giay Funeral Home, T.'s family, from Hai Duong, and P.'s family, from Bac Ninh, came at the same time to pick up their children from the fire in Trung Kinh alley in the early morning of May 24. .

P.'s aunt immediately recognized him because his face was only a little dirty. "I recognize her glasses and earrings. I bought her the polka dot shirt she's wearing," she said, crying.

T.'s family is more difficult to identify, as grandfather and father are both uncertain. They grabbed the funeral home staff's shirt and asked, "When brought here, were these two people in the same room?", but the funeral home staff did not know how to answer. Only when T.'s sister asked to confirm, they burst into tears even louder, believing that the two people lying next to each other were husband and wife.

"Why is God so unfair, taking my son and daughter-in-law away at once like this?" T.'s mother cried on her relative's shoulder.

Victim T., 26 years old works in IT and P., 23 years old is a Japanese translator. The two fell in love three years ago and got married on March 17, taking advantage of the occasion when P.'s father returned from Taiwan for Tet. Just two months ago, both families gathered for their children's happy day.

Early this morning, P.'s aunt read in the newspaper about a boarding house fire in Trung Kinh. What caught her eye was the image of the place where her niece and her husband were staying. Legs pounding, hands shaking, she searched for her grandchild's name in the phone book.

"But I called dozens of times to both of them to no avail," she said.

V., P.'s cousin, added that just two days ago, he came to take her back to her hometown. That day, P. instructed him to go to alley 99 to pick him up, so at first when he read in the newspaper that there was a fire in alley 98, he didn't think it was her house. But suddenly reading about a fire that occurred at a bicycle and electric motorbike sales and repair shop, he turned back the two sisters' messages.

"I was shocked," said V., a first-year student at Polytechnic University. "In that message, you clearly wrote that you would pick up the car in front of your house to fix it."

While at school, V. couldn't contact his family so he proactively went to the funeral home. "At Funeral Home 198, as soon as I told her her name, they asked 'was she born in 2001', then told her to go to Cau Giay Funeral Home to receive the body," V. shared.

T.'s cousin also said that his brother was gentle and energetic. Before, T. studied automobile engineering, then studied IT, and now works in a large company, "with a great future."

Both T. and P. are the eldest children in the family, with younger siblings. "I don't care how much effort my parents spent raising me, but losing two children at once is no more painful," cousin T. said.

After confirming the two grandchildren, T.'s grandfather discussed with P.'s family to take them both to her husband's hometown in Hai Duong for burial.

Regarding the above fire, according to authorities, the reason why many people could not escape was partly due to the time the fire broke out at night, when most of the victims were fast asleep.

After controlling the fire, the authorities approached the scene and many rooms were not completely burned, and many dead victims were brought out intact.

An expert in fire prevention and rescue said, "If a fire is not detected early, the health of an adult who inhales black smoke from smoke in just 30 seconds to 1 minute will affect the health of an adult while sleeping." The fire can gradually die down and lose control with almost no chance of escaping."

As a rescuer and rescuer directly at the fire scene, Mr. Phan Quoc Viet, Captain of the FAS Angel rescue team, said in the Laborer newspaper: "The scene of the fire early this morning and the mini apartment fire causing 56 people to leave forever in Khuong Ha (Thanh Xuan, Hanoi City) has many similarities: there is no way out."

"We had to go through the parking lot to get to the inn. When the fire broke out, the cars blocked the escape route. When the fire was extinguished, these cars were left with only iron frames," Mr. Viet told me. source above.

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