YORK, Pa. — Update, July 17: Another child was pronounced dead following a deadly fire on Friday, July 14.
Isais Soto, 4, was pronounced dead on Sunday, July 16 at 11:15 a.m., at Lehigh Valley Hospital. The cause of death was determined to be complications of thermal burns and smoke inhalation due to a house fire. His death was ruled accidental.
Two other victims, Roberto Soto-Ortiz 49, and Cattleya Soto, 3, died at York Hospital after being rescued from a fire at their home.
Update, 9:30 a.m.: Two people who were taken to the hospital have died, the York County Coroner's Office confirmed.
The coroner was called to WellSpan York Hospital around 6 a.m. this morning to certify the deaths of a 49-year-old man and a 3-year-old girl who lived at the Company Street house. The coroner says they will not be identified until additional family is notified.
There will be no autopsies, but the coroner will obtain routine toxicologies. The deceased's cause and manner of death is pending.
Previously: Firefighters carried three people out of a fire at a house in York this morning, according to the York City Department of Fire/Rescue Services.
Emergency responders say they were called out to the fire at a residence on Company Street around 4:10 a.m.
According to chief William Sleeger, firefighters carried one adult and two children from the blaze. They were taken to the hospital, but their current condition is unknown.
The second and third floor of the home suffered significant damage, but Sleeger says the house is not a total loss. It is able to be repaired, despite extensive water and smoke damage.
Other people inside the Company Street home and nearby neighbors were evacuated. The blaze did not damage any other buildings, according to the fire chief.
The investigation into the cause of the fire is ongoing.