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This is a remarkable story from Norwalk.
Over the weekend, a group of neighbors helped rescue a 90-year-old man from a house fire.
The fire broke out about 1 a.m. at 12107 Lowemont Street according to Los Angeles County Fire Department officials.
Neighbors called 911when they saw smoke coming from the house where the elderly man lived alone and went in to help. The brave neighbors pulled the elderly man out from his bed and into a safe place outside before fire officials arrived on the scene.
The man was lucky to make it out alive, and only suffered minor burns to his legs and smoke inhalation, and he is expected to recover fully. Sadly, the victims small dog and cat that were inside the home died in the fire, but two other small dogs escaped the blaze.
The fire caused an estimated $200,000 worth of damage to the house and its contents and the cause is being blamed on an electric floor heater in the room where the man was sleeping. Firefighters put out the blaze in 20 minutes. Anyway, this is one great, and special neighborhood!
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