Leicester East MP Keith Vaz visited Wood Hill, in the Spinney Hills area of Leicester, today after police lifted a cordon which had been in place since the fire which killed Shehnila Taufiq and her 19-year-old daughter Zainab and sons, Bilal, 17, and Jamal, 15, in the fire in the early hours of Friday.
The MP also attended a tribute to Mr Antoin Akpom, who died after an assault on Thursday in Kent Street, about a mile from Wood Hill, at Leicester Nirvana FC.
Speaking near the fire scene, Mr Vaz said: "The whole city is in shock. The police have done a superb job so far and I think everyone wants to see the perpetrators of these five deaths brought to justice as quickly as possible.
"I have been to the Nirvana Football Club for a tribute to Antoin with his family. They are grief-stricken as Dr Sattar [Shehnila Taufiq's husband] is grief-stricken.
"I think it's very, very important that we allow the police to get on with their work."
A minute's silence was held before matches played by Leicester Nirvana over the weekend out of respect for Mr Akpom, who coached and played for the club.
A family statement read out at the club's ground described him as "a loving and devoted father and a hard-working young man" who was recognised as a role model for all sectors of the community.
Mr Akpom's sister, Lianne Murray, told the BBC that the 20-year-old had been her "baby brother, best friend and right arm".
"He was happy, he was on a positive vibe and ambitious," she said. "He lit up the room."
