Firefighters in Dorchester battled a 5-alarm fire in Dorchester that displaced 14 people Sunday. Fire officials believe the three-family home sustained $1.5 million in damages.
A five-alarm blazed ravaged a multi-family home in Dorchester last night and left 14 people homeless.
Firefighters accounted for the 14 residents, which lost their homes in the three-family building. Fire officials estimated damage at approximately $1.5 million.
Crews responded at 10:05 p.m. to 7 Allston St. in Dorchester to the multi-family house fire. There were no injuries or fatalities in the blaze.
Mayor Martin Walsh was on the scene of the fire at midnight.
Four people were displaced during a 2-alarm fire early Saturday morning.
