Family of 3 homeless after fire ravages Tuschen home

A family of three returned home on Saturday evening to a heart-wrenching sight—their house had been ravaged by a fire suspected to have been electrical in origin.
The incident occurred at Lot 1822 Tuschen New Scheme, East Bank Essequibo (EBE).

Guyana Times understands that the family was at a birthday celebration in La Parfaite Harmonie, West Bank Demerara (WBD), when they received a telephone call at about 20:15h that their house was on fire.
Upon returning to Tuschen, they broke down in tears upon seeing their house completely destroyed.
The wooden house reportedly belonged to Clint Roberts, a mason, who lived there with his wife, a teacher, and their four-year-old daughter.
A relative told this publication that the house had only one light left on. Neighbours informed the family that there had been an electrical spark after a power fluctuation in the area, which led to the fire’s outbreak.
Unfortunately, the fire consumed the house along with various appliances and furniture, causing an estimated loss of around $3 million. The family is currently staying with relatives.
If anyone would like to extend their support and help the family get back on their feet during this challenging time, a GoFundMe campaign has been set up. Family of 3 homeless after fire ravages Tuschen home