Greek letters removed from London frat house where fire injured 6

The Greek letters have been removed from a London fraternity house where six people were injured in a fire last week .

The large red symbols for Pi Kappa Alpha were removed from the exterior of the fraternity house at 925 Richmond St. during the weekend, neighbours said.

Officials from city hall and the London Fire Department had returned on Tuesday to the fraternity house, where a sign from the landlord was posted on the door.

“As your landlord, I require access to your unit at 9 a.m. on Dec. 9, 2025,” it read.

Mattison MacRae Chinneck, who bought the house in July 2017, didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment.

Five women were taken to hospital with burns, including one whose injuries were critical, and a man was treated at the scene following a fire on Dec. 2 around 11