Four young boys perish in the Sutton house fire in south London.

A house fire in Sutton, south London, has claimed the lives of four young boys.

The kids were two sets of twins, ages three and four, and firemen were called to Collingwood Road on Thursday at 18:55 GMT. They received rapid CPR.
They received care up until the arrival of the ambulance drivers, after which they were sent to two different hospitals and declared dead.
The children had been left alone at home, according to the London Fire Brigade (LFB).
The Met Police have stated that no one has been arrested and that they do not know what caused the fire.

According to LFB Commissioner Andy Roe, everyone was “left numb with profound sadness” by the fatalities.
According to LFB, sixty firefighters fought a “intense” fire that burned the whole ground floor of the mid-terrace property.
The children were taken outside by crews who discovered them inside the house and provided them with “immediate emergency care”.

Advanced paramedics and ambulance crews were among the “number of resources” dispatched to the area, according to the London Ambulance Service (LAS).
Air Ambulance Kent Surrey Sussex and Air Ambulance London also sent trauma teams.
“We had a whole range of our resources there to try and do everything we could to save the children,” said Brian Jordan of LAS to BBC Breakfast.Although all of our teams are prepared to handle scenarios of this nature, these kinds of events will undoubtedly have a significant impact on them.
“Of course, we’ll provide them all the assistance we can. I think that when Christmas approaches, it becomes even more emotional since it’s a very terrible time of year.”

By 20:36, the fire was contained, and the reason is currently being looked into.
According to the police, the children’s kin were informed of their passing and will be receiving specialized assistance.
The force also stated that officers would be “working through the night and beyond” and that road closures were in place while emergency services remained on the scene.
Police Superintendent Rob Shepherd stated: “At this very early stage, the cause of the fire is unknown and will be investigated.”

At this point, the investigation is ongoing and the cause of the fire remains unknown, according to the police.
We do know that four children have perished in a terraced house located in this Sutton neighborhood.
Police officers who have been with us all night have told us that this kind of activity has a significant impact on the neighborhood.
All of the kids are thought to be younger than five years old.