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Young boys killed in house blaze Young boys killed in house blaze
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Two young boys have died in a house fire in West Yorkshire.Two young boys have died in a house fire in West Yorkshire.
The boys, aged two and four, were pulled from the burning house in Rashcliffe Hill Road, Folly Hall, Huddersfield, by firefighters.The boys, aged two and four, were pulled from the burning house in Rashcliffe Hill Road, Folly Hall, Huddersfield, by firefighters.
They were taken to Huddersfield Royal Infirmary by ambulance but were pronounced dead a short time later.They were taken to Huddersfield Royal Infirmary by ambulance but were pronounced dead a short time later.
The cause of the blaze, which started just after 1300 BST on Wednesday, is being investigated but is not thought to be suspicious.The cause of the blaze, which started just after 1300 BST on Wednesday, is being investigated but is not thought to be suspicious.
Three fire crews and three ambulance crews were called to the house.Three fire crews and three ambulance crews were called to the house.
The children were rescued from a back bedroom by firefighters wearing specialist breathing equipment.The children were rescued from a back bedroom by firefighters wearing specialist breathing equipment.
A police spokesman said he was unable to say if the boys were related. Neighbours said the boys were brothers but a police spokesman said he was unable to say if the boys were related.
He said: "We are now working with fire investigators to establish the full circumstances."He said: "We are now working with fire investigators to establish the full circumstances."
Neighbours also said the family had lived in the house for about two years.
Ryan Harris, 29, said his three daughters were friends of the victims.
He said: "My 11 year-old daughter broke down in tears when she noticed it was her friends' house."