Woman who survived fire that killed roommate says she will soon be homeless
<p>A Bridgeport woman who survived a house fire that killed her roommate says she is about to be homeless for a second time.</p>
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Nov 12, 2018, 2:12 AM
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Updated 2,231 days ago
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A Bridgeport woman who survived a house fire that killed her roommate says she is about to be homeless for a second time.
As News 12 reported in September, Chun Ahn was living on the street after her apartment building burned down.
A social worker got Ahn temporary housing after hearing about her story on News 12 Connecticut.
Two months later, Ahn says emergency assistance is about to end and every agency she's visited has turned her away.
Ahn saying she will be homeless again on Nov. 17.
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