Two women killed in Wolverhampton house fire

Two young women have died following a fatal house fire in Wolverhampton.
Emergency services were called to the property in Dunstall Hill in the early hours of Saturday (May 11).
The women, who were in their 20s, were sadly pronounced dead at the scene.
Four other people were taken to hospital, three were not seriously injured but a woman remains in a serious condition.
An investigation into the cause of the blaze is underway, and three men have been arrested on suspicion of murder.
In an update on Sunday, West Midlands Police said they were continuing to question the men, aged 19, 22 and 46.
Chief Superintendent Richard Fisher, from Wolverhampton LPA, said: "Two women have tragically lost their lives and our thoughts are with their loved ones at this deeply distressing time.
"We know how upsetting this is for everyone within the community, and we're working as sensitively as we can to find out the cause of this terrible fire.
"This is a very active investigation and it's important we do everything we can to get answers to what happened."
Anyone with information can contact West Midlands Police through a Live Chat on their website, or by calling 101, and quoting ‘360 of 11/5/24’
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[@fatdaduk]

Wow, has Greater Manchester expanded to Wolverhampton?

[@Pan-CakeVR]

May I get the women’s names bc I’m in a situation rn bc my girl lives in Manchester and I’m Worried bc she told me to take care of my self for her and she hasn’t texted me back or even came online for hours and I just want to know she’s ok

[@MRLX54]

Aneesa Shah and Masooma Fatma are the two women that died.

[@rgzzz3375]

This is in Wolverhampton