Bellingham, MA (June 16, 2026) – Two sisters died after a house fire early on Monday morning in Bellingham.
Firefighters responded to a home on Temi Road around 12:40 a.m. on June 15, after receiving multiple emergency calls. When crews arrived, they found heavy flames spreading through the roof and side of the residence, with two people trapped inside.
The two women were rescued and taken to Milford Hospital, where they later died from their injuries. Their names and ages have not been released. Officials also confirmed that a cat died in the fire.
Fire crews brought the flames under control in about 20 minutes. The cause and origin of the fire have not been determined, and no additional details were immediately available. We extend our sincere condolences to the family and loved ones of those who lost their lives.
What Investigators Review After a Residential Fire
After a house fire, investigators typically examine the area where the fire may have started and look for evidence that explains how it spread. They may review building materials, electrical systems, heating equipment, and other possible sources that could have contributed to the incident.
Fire behavior can change quickly depending on a home’s layout, available fuel sources, and ventilation. Investigators also consider how smoke and flames moved through the structure. Information from witnesses, emergency responders, and scene examinations can help create a clearer picture of what happened. These reviews are used to determine the cause of a fire and identify factors that may help prevent similar incidents in the future.
