Sun News Desk: At least eight people have died in a house fire at Broken Arrow in Oklahoma of US, police said.

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The fire was reported on Thursday in a quiet residential area of Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, 13 miles (20 kilometers) southeast of Tulsa.

Police said at a news conference that eight people, including six children, lived in the house, Broken Arrow.

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Police spokesman Ethan Hutchins said the scene was complex “with a lot of moving parts,” so no other information was being released immediately. Witnesses told police that a family of eight had lived in the house, two adults and six children, but the bodies have not been positively identified, Hutchins said.

The incident is being investigated to see if anyone planned it. However, the police said that the people of that community did not receive any kind of threat.

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Details will be announced at a news conference on Friday, Broken Arrow police said.

Source: ABC News

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