A fire tore through their Brooklyn home wrapped seven children of an Orthodox Jewish family who all had gone to bed, it is said to be by authorities that hot plate left on for the Sabbath and this become the reason of tragic incident.

The unexpected blaze incident has killed seven children of a family, four of them were boys and three girls and they were from 5 to 16 years old. Not only this, have the wrapped also targeted their mother as well another child and both are in serious condition.

Their mother had would have prevented by flames when she was trying rescue children to escape through the window, Michael Parrella spokesman for New York Fire Department.

That fire incident is considered city’s deadliest in eight-year, when their 45-year-old mother and her teenage daughter survivors of the incident, discovered fire out of control so they both jumped down from an upper floor to save themselves.

Fire Commissioner Daniel Nigro revealed that during the investigation it comes out, a hot plate left on a kitchen counter and blaze flared up stairs and turned to second-floor rear bedrooms where the children were sleeping.

On the Sabbath, many religious Jews are avoid to use electricity as well avoid to do any other work just because of prohibitions meant to keep the day holy.

However, on Sabbath– every Jews and Christian people try to fellow the prohibitions without violating any religious traditions or rules.

These seven dead bodies’ has been done by the police officials as Sassoon family’s members. Three of the victims were girls as 11-year-old Rivkah, Eliane, 16 and 6-year-old Sara.

Four of them were boys as 10-year-old Yeshua, Yaakob, 5, David, 12 and 8-year-old Moshe.