ROSELAND — A 63-year-old man is dead and another person is in "serious to critical" condition following a house fire in Roseland Saturday morning, according to Fire Department officials.
Alert. Fatal fire at 131 east 103 place. 63 year old male. Second victim in serious to critical condition. pic.twitter.com/Y4wIhIbOKu
— Chicago Fire Media (@CFDMedia) December 19, 2015
Emergency responders were called to the house fire in the 100 block of East 103rd Place around 6:50 a.m. Saturday, according to the Fire Department's official Twitter account.
Firefighters haven't announced what they believe caused the fire, but fire officials tweeted that the building had "no gas service," "illegal electrical" and "no working smoke detectors."
103 place. No gas service. Illegal electrical. No working smoke detectors pic.twitter.com/4mvqkiDP0g
— Chicago Fire Media (@CFDMedia) December 19, 2015
It was unclear what type of injuries the two victims sustained, or whether either was taken to a hospital.
A Chicago Fire spokesperson was not available for comment Saturday morning.
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