The blaze in the 17400 block of Fairlie Road broke out shortly before 8:30 a.m., according to the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department.
SAN DIEGO - A fire sparked by an electrical malfunction in a microwave oven damaged two townhouses in a Rancho Bernardo residential fourplex Friday, displacing two families and killing a dog owned by one of them, authorities said.
It took crews about 25 minutes to put out the fire, SDFRD Battalion Chief Mark Reece told OnSceneTV. The personnel were able to confine the flames to one of the adjoining residences, but another sustained smoke and water damage.The American Red Cross was called in to help the residents of the damaged homes arrange for emergency shelter.
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