A fire at an industrial building in Hollywood left one person dead and two others suffering from smoke exposure, the LAFD said.
A fire at an industrial building in Hollywood left one person dead and two others suffering from smoke exposure Thursday night, according to authorities.
Seventy-eight firefighters knocked down the blaze inside a two-story concrete building at 6600 W. Lexington Ave. in 51 minutes, according to the Los Angeles Fire Department. “Two patients reported respiratory symptoms related to smoke exposure,” the department said. “Both patients were evaluated on scene and declined transport to the hospital. Sadly, one person was found dead inside, as firefighters searched the structure.”Further information was not immediately available.
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