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Tenth Person Dies From Massachusetts Assisted-Living Fire

Tenth victim of Massachusetts assisted living facility fire dies

A tenth victim has died of injuries suffered in a fire that swept through an assisted living facility in Massachusetts earlier this week, trapping dozens inside and injuring about 30 people, official...

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Tenth resident dies after Fall River, Massachusetts assisted living home fire

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A fire engulfed a Massachusetts assisted-living facility, killing 10 people. Here’s what we know

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Deadly fire prompts scrutiny of assisted living homes that serve lower income adults

Top Massachusetts officials are suggesting the state consider new ways to regulate and finance so-called affordable assisted living homes after the deadly fire Sunday night at the facility for seniors...

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‘They’ll write books about it’: Fall River fire chief recounts Gabriel House fire

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Fall River fire victims include a musician, secretary, and veteran Army sharpshooter

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Fall River will increase firefighter staffing following tragedy at Gabriel House, city officials say

The staffing changes come days after the union said inadequate staffing hindered the response to a fire at an assisted living facility that killed 9 and injured 30 others.

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Another fatality reported from Fall River blaze, count now 10 dead

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Gabriel House owner no longer cooperating with investigation

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Federal oversight of assisted living back in the spotlight in wake of deadly Massachusetts fire

While an investigation continues into the cause of a Massachusetts assisted living community fire that killed 10 residents and injured 30, calls are growing in that state — and nationally — for federal oversight of the sector.

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Fall River assisted living facility where 9 died in fire had not been inspected by state since October 2023, I-Team finds

Assisted living residences are allowed to come up with their own plans for staffing, the state only requires it be reasonable to address the needs of residents. In the case of Gabriel House, the last time the state inspected the facility was in October of 2023.