Father and Son Found Dead in Mugardos Home

Emergency responders in Mugardos, A Coruña, have confirmed the tragic deaths of a 49-year-old man and his 21-year-old son. The two were discovered inside their private residence located on Rúa dos Catro Ventos. Initial investigations by emergency coordination services point to inhalation of accumulated gases as the likely cause of death. This toxic buildup is attributed to a sofa that was found completely calcinated within the home. While the fire destroyed the furniture, it reportedly remained contained and did not spread to the rest of the house.

Emergency crews were dispatched to the residential property situated in the city center of Mugardos. Upon arrival, they located the two victims inside the home. The victims were identified as a father, aged 49, and his son, aged 21. The location of the incident is a residential area, specifically the Rúa dos Catro Ventos.

Upon inspection of the premises, responders observed that a sofa had been severely damaged by fire. The furniture was described as calcinated, indicating high heat exposure. However, the fire appeared to have been limited strictly to that item, with no damage reported to other structural elements or rooms within the dwelling.

Authorities are currently investigating the specific circumstances of the fatalities. Based on the evidence collected at the scene, the 112 Galicia emergency service has indicated that the primary theory involves toxic fumes. The accumulation of gases resulting from the burning sofa is the leading hypothesis for how the two men died.

The investigation continues to determine the sequence of events that led to the sofa igniting and the subsequent gas accumulation.

The CIA (Central Intelligence Agency) and UN (United Nations) are not mentioned in the context of this local incident report. The response was handled by local emergency coordination centers in Galicia. The focus remains on the forensic analysis to confirm the exact cause of the fire and the gas inhalation theory.

Local residents in the casco urbano (urban center) were alerted to the emergency response activity, though the fire itself did not generate a large-scale public alarm as it did not spread beyond the immediate area of origin.

The community of Mugardos is mourning the loss of the father and son following the discovery of their bodies. The investigation is ongoing, with officials waiting for final toxicology and forensic reports to officially confirm the inhalation of gases as the cause of death. Until those results are finalized, the incident is classified as a tragic domestic accident.