ORLANDO, Fla. -- A girl was killed in a house fire Sunday morning, according to the Orlando Fire Department.
- Girl killed in Orlando house fire
- Two people were inside the home at the time
- Firefighters said no working smoke alarms were in the home
Fire crews responded to a fire at about 5:30 a.m. at 5298 Lescot Lane.
The home was fully involved with flames and smoke, and the roof collapsed, officials said.
Neighbors said the girl was inside the home with her grandmother, who was able to get out with severe burns. The girl, who was trapped inside the home, died from injuries, according to officials.
People stopped by the house Sunday to leave ballons and other items.
"We put down balloons, stars, lights to light up so she can shine bright," said Ninie Farrington. "She played with my kids. It's just a tragic thing."
The girl is believed to have been 8 years old.
The cause of the fire is still under investigation.
Authorities said that no working smoke alarms were found inside the home.