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Norwalk Home Destroyed In Blaze Despite Firefighters' Quick Action

Firefighters in Connecticut were able to put out a house fire in about 30 minutes Tuesday morning, Jan. 14, but it wasn't enough to save the structure, officials said. 

Norwalk firefighters battled a blaze at a home on Cindy Lane Tuesday morning, Jan. 14. 

Norwalk firefighters battled a blaze at a home on Cindy Lane Tuesday morning, Jan. 14. 

Photo Credit: Norwalk Fire Department
A building inspector ruled the Norwalk house was unfit to live in following the Tuesday, Jan. 14, blaze. 

A building inspector ruled the Norwalk house was unfit to live in following the Tuesday, Jan. 14, blaze. 

Photo Credit: Norwalk Fire Department

The fire was reported around 8 a.m. at a split-level home on Cindy Lane in Norwalk. Crews arrived to find heavy smoke billowing from the eaves and flames moving through the dining room. 

Nearly 30 firefighters helped put out the blaze, but authorities ruled the home unfit to live in after the fire, Norwalk officials said. 

No one was injured in the blaze. 

The Norwalk Fire Marshal is investigating the cause of the blaze. 

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