A fire in La Victoria, Peru, has resulted in two fatalities after a house on Sáenz Peña street was completely destroyed. The residence, constructed with adobe and *quincha* (wattle and daub), was fully consumed by the blaze, leaving nothing but charred remains. Authorities are currently investigating the cause of the fire, but preliminary reports suggest the building materials contributed to the rapid spread of flames. The incident highlights the vulnerability of homes built with traditional materials, particularly in densely populated areas of La Victoria. Emergency services responded to the scene, but were unable to save the occupants. This tragedy underscores the need for improved fire safety measures and building regulations in vulnerable communities across Peru.