Open in full screen mode The community of Wemotaci is located on the banks of the Saint-Maurice River. (Archive photo) The speech synthesis, based on artificial intelligence, allows you to generate spoken text from written text. A fire completely destroyed a four-unit building in Wemotaci, during the night from Thursday to Friday. Five families find themselves on the street. The fire caused no injuries, but the fifteen people who resided in the building lost everything, confirms the Atikamekw Council of Wemotaci (CAW), this community located 115 kilometers to the northwest of La Tuque, in Mauricie. A solidarity campaign was launched Friday by the CAW to support the victims. The emergency measures committee is also mobilized to raise money and goods. A team is working to relocate the five families from the street. Two of them resided at the same address, a family of seven, two adults and five children, as well as a mother and her child. Meals will be offered free to disaster victims. Loading ELSEWHERE ON NEWS: Justin Trudeau: “I think about quitting every day! »Loading ELSE ON INFO: Justin Trudeau: “I think about quitting every day! » The origin of the blaze which devastated the building on Kiskaman Street remains unknown. A police investigation will begin on Monday to determine the exact causes of the incident.
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By Natasha Kumar
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