
Click image for a series of pictures of the five-alarm fire from Steve Skipton and Ron Trout at PhillyFireNews.com.
An overnight fire in Philadelphia left two people seriously hurt with 12 others injured. The fire broke out around 4:30 AM and went to five-alarms.
Steve Skipton and Ron Trout were on the scene for PhillyFireNews.com. Here is what they wrote about the fire:
B/C-12 arrived on scene of a three story apartment building with heavy fire in two section with multiple people trapped. Command requested the second alarm struck and companies went in service with multiple rescues of people trapped on the upper floors. Numerous EMS units requested to the scene for numerous victims. Command ordered the the third alarm and companies went in service with exterior fire operations. Car-3 requested five alarms worth of companies. Over 12 people were transported to the hospital.
Also on STATter911 …
- Raw video & fireground audio: Two 5-alarm fires in Philly in two days. – January 10, 2011
- UPDATED: Explosion & fire caught on video – fireground audio. Gas company worker killed, five others hurt, including Philadelphia firefighter. Three-alarms to the Tacony section last night. – January 19, 2011
- UPDATE – Audio from Philadelphia house fire with rescues. Three firefighters & four civilians hurt. Lt. critical but stable. – February 5, 2012
- Raw video: Second five-alarm fire in Baltimore in less than 12 hours. Fire at 802 North Charles Street. – December 7, 2010
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