One Left Homeless After Hampton Fire

HAMPTON, NH — Firefighters from Hampton and other communities were called to Ashworth Avenue for a building fire last night, according to reports online. The fire was reported before 8 p.m. on Jan. 28, 2017, according to alerts, in a three-unit apartment building.

.@nepatsfan57 on #Periscope: Fire Hampton Beach 123 Ashworth Ave https://t.co/ybJBjfF35w

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Sections of the road were closed for a few hours.

Firefighters from Exeter and Seabrook were also at the scene to assist.

SQ3s crew at the fire in Hampton. Photos courtesy of Nick Bridle. #mutualaid pic.twitter.com/GiSBOpO1Mr

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According to Dan Brown of the NH Red Cross, one adult was displaced due to the fire. The team has met with the resident and ensure that they have food, clothing, and other essentials, as well as a place to sleep.

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