2024-05-11 22:15:01
The flames started around 2:00 a.m. for reasons being investigated by experts from Laboocar and OS9 of Carabineros.
The youngest son of actress Mariana Derderián died early this Wednesday as a result of a fire that affected the home located in Vitacura, as confirmed by Carabineros.
According to what was reported, the incident began around 2:00 a.m. on the first floor of the house located at the intersection of Sioux and Tahiti.
It was the actress herself who noticed the presence of smoke and flames inside the residence, after which He managed to evacuate his eldest daughter, eight years old.
However, he failed to rescue his six-year-old son, who died inside the home. The other two adults, the actress’s father and partner, managed to leave on their own, according to the initial report.
They arrived at the place around 60 Firefighter volunteers to fight the flames.
Labocar and OS9 investigate the origin of the flames
Subsequently, the lieutenant colonel of Carabineros of the Andes Prefecture, Marco Fuentes, confirmed that “Unfortunately, the six-year-old son died inside as a result of the action of the flames.“.
For his part, Captain Rodrigo Cornejo, of the 18th Company of the Santiago Fire Department, told Radio Biobío that “upon the arrival of the Firefighters It was impossible (…) to be able to access even the minor and carry out the respective rescue maneuver.”
Both Mariana Denderián and her partner, the daughter of the actress and the elderly person who escaped the flames They were transferred to the German Clinic.
At the scene it was reported that the father of both children arrived at the house and tried to rescue the little boy without success, as a result of which he became poisoned by the smoke, so He was also transferred to the healthcare facility, where he remains hospitalized. and at life risk.
Regarding the origin of the flames, the Eastern Prosecutor’s Office commissioned members of Labocar and the OS9 of Carabineros to develop the expertise in order to determine how the flames started.