Dhacaal: 10 qof oo ku dhintay guri ku yaalla magaalada Lima ee dalka Peru

Guri ku yaalla degaanka La Victoria ee magaalada Lima ee dalka Peru ayaa dhacay subaxnimadii, waxaana ku dhintay 10 qof, iyadoo saddexda kale ay ku dhaawacmeen.

Xaaladda degdegga ah ee dhacaalka

Subaxnimadii maanta ayaa dhacay dhacaal weyn oo ka dhacay guri ku yaalla degaanka La Victoria ee magaalada Lima, kaas oo sababay dhimashada 10 qof, iyadoo saddexda kale ay ku dhaawacmeen. Dadka dhintay waxaa ka mid ahaa 5 wiilal iyo 5 wiilal, sida ay sheegeen qaraabada ku dhintay.

Waxaa goobta gaaray 9 kooxood oo nolosha ilaaliya, iyagoo isku dayay inay jilicsadaan dhacaalka. Dhacaalku wuxuu si degdeg ah u faafay, sababtoo ah waxaa goobta ku jiray qalabka nafaqada leh iyo gaadiidka elektirigga ah ee la xiray, sida ay sheegeen wararka hore.

Hadalka hoggaamiyayaasha Peru

Madaxweynaha doorashada ee Peru, Keiko Fujimori, ayaa maanta booqday meesha dhacaalku ka dhacay, waxaana ay ku tilmaantay dhimashada 'dhacaal xun'. Waxayna sheegtay in dadku ay u baahan yihiin amniga iyo nabadgelyada, taas oo ay ku bilowdo xilka cusub.

Sarkaal sare oo ka tirsan ciidamada Peru, John Lujan, ayaa sheegay in la baarayo sababta dhacaalku ka dhacay, waxaana laga yaabaa inuu ahaa tallaabo xad-dhaaf ah ama inuu ka yimid dadka lacagta doonaya.

Baaritaanka iyo sababta dhacaalka

Maamulka dowladda ayaa bilaabay baaritaan ku saabsan dhacaalka, si loo ogaado halkii uu ka bilowday iyo sababta uu ka dhacay. Madaxa ciidamada, Oscar Arriola, ayaa sheegay in baaritaanka uu socdo si loo ogaado xaaladda dhacaalka.

Warbaahinta deegaanka ayaa sheegtay in dadka lacagta doonaya ee ku jira ganacsiga degaanka La Victoria ay dhacaalka ka bilowday, iyagoo ujeeddo lahaa inay xadgudubtoonaan ganacsatada.

President-elect Fujimori calls the blaze a 'terrible massacre' as investigators examine possible extortion links

At least 10 people died in a fire at a family home in a low-income neighborhood of Lima, Peru, early Wednesday. Five adults and five children were killed, and two others were injured in the blaze in the La Victoria district.

Official response and political reaction

Peru's president-elect Keiko Fujimori visited the ruins on Wednesday and described the deaths as 'a terrible massacre.' She told the press: 'What people are asking for is order and security, and that is the first thing we are going to do next week.'

Nine fire units responded to extinguish the flames, which spread rapidly due to flammable materials and parked electric vehicles. Authorities have opened a probe 'to determine the point of origin, the circumstances, and the causes of this fire,' police chief Oscar Arriola said.

Investigation into possible causes

Local media reports allege extortionists threatening businesses started the fire. Colonel John Lujan, leading the inquiry, said 'a possible deliberate act or a case of extortion' is among the causes being explored by authorities.

The investigation remains ongoing as officials gather evidence from the scene. No final determination has been made public yet regarding the origin or motive behind the deadly early-morning fire that devastated the family home.

Community impact

The fire struck a low-income family home, leaving a community in mourning after the loss of five children and five adults. Two injured survivors received attention following the incident in La Victoria.

Emergency crews contained the fire after a rapid response, but the destruction prompted national attention. The president-elect's visit underscored the public gravity of the event in Peru's capital.