According to the Indianapolis Fire Department, ten people were rescued from an apartment fire early Saturday morning.
INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis Fire Department rescued ten people from an apartment fire early Saturday morning.
Firefighters were called to Arlington Green Apartments at 6050 E 21st at 2:27 a.m. after multiple reports of a fire and people jumping from a window.A total of 13 IFD units were called to the scene. At around 2:42 a.m., firefighters were able to get the fire under control and conduct a search of the building. They rescued at least five people from the building by ladder and by foot.
Altogether, ten people reported needing medical checkout: 9 adults and one child. Six of those adults were transported to Eskenazi with slight injuries, three were checked on scene and released and one walked away from the scene. Two people of the people transported to the hospital had jumped from the third-floor window of the apartment, according to IFD.IFD says one unit of the building was on fire, while several other buildings were affected by smoke. They are unsure how many people are displaced from the fire.This fire is currently under investigation.
Norge Siste Nytt, Norge Overskrifter
Similar News:Du kan også lese nyheter som ligner på denne som vi har samlet inn fra andre nyhetskilder.
Battery fire on Spirit flight to Florida sends 10 to hospitalAn Orlando-bound Spirit Airlines flight made a safe landing at Jacksonville International Airport in Florida Wednesday afternoon after a battery caught fire in an overhead bin, according to the Federal Aviation Administration.
Les mer »
Firefighter wearing fire department gear charged with dealing drugs in several Michigan citiesA veteran of the Detroit Fire Department has been charged with dealing drugs — prescription pills and ecstasy — in several Macomb County communities.
Les mer »
Rescued to rescuer: Windsor Fire Department mourns loss of Search and Rescue K-9 BuddyK-9 Buddy served the community and saved lives for the past decade after being rescued himself from the Animal Protective League when he was two years old.
Les mer »
1 person dead in early-morning house fire on city’s West Side, SAFD saysOne person is dead following house fire on the city’s far West Side early Friday morning, according to the San Antonio Fire Department.
Les mer »
Fire crews return to Portage Park dry cleaners following massive fireFire crews were back out at the scene of a fire overnight almost 24 hours after it first broke out Thursday morning.
Les mer »