One half of a duplex is a total loss after a fire in Glastonbury on Wednesday morning, according to fire officials.
Dispatchers said they received a 911 call around 5:51 a.m. where the caller said "Oh my god," and then hung up. Authorities said they didn't know what was wrong until they arrived to the home on Harris Street and found a working fire.
Fire officials said one half of a duplex was on fire and it took a little bit to get it under control. The fire is out at this time.
The one half of the duplex where the fire was is a total loss, experts said. They believe the other half likely sustained smoke damage. The Red Cross has been asked to help the two families that are displaced from the fire.
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Initially a woman was unaccounted for, but she has been found, authorities said. She had left before the fire started and was not in the area, they added.
A firefighter was treated for a minor burn and no other injuries were reported, according to officials.
The cause and origin of the fire is under investigation by the fire marshal's office.
