From STATter911.com http://www.statter911.com: Watch what happens at 3:10. A bit of a close call on Wednesday October 7, 2009 as the DC Fire & EMS Department demonstrated sprinklers at Gallaudet University. Chief Dennis Rubin is the narrator. Read more here. http://www.wusa9.com/news/columnist/b…
I arrived at the fire scene around 11:05pm to see paramedics with a male that appeared to be lifeless. Firefighters were quick knocking down the fire at 69 Donald Ave. Paramedics rushed to a car that was parked behind the burning building. Red Cross arrived around 1:30am to help with the other tennants of the building. Onlookers told me that there was 1 Black male that died in the fire. Codiac RCMP did get in the ambulance to take photos and Coroner was called. More details as they become available. Graphic Video can be viewed at www.liveleak.com
This big bushfire burnt about 1000 ha and was finally controled after 8 days of extreme firefighting by brave men of fazendas Diacuí, Barranco Alto, São João, Campo Novo, Centenário and Caiman.
In 8 days we saw many animals runnig from the flames but not asingle one killed.
No more information other than this is an apartment fire. We don’t know when or where…FireGroundVideo Webteam.
The side of the aerial says “City of Fairborn”
A man suffers second degree burns on his arms, chest and face in a house fire in South Modesto.
2nd video of October 3, 2009 Baltimore City Fire Department Box Alarm 55-4 1272 Washington Boulevard. Two story middle of the group dwelling fire with extension to sides B and D. See more at www.bcfd8x10.com.
October 3, 2009 Baltimore City Fire Department Box Alarm 55-4, 1272 Washington Boulevard. Two story middle of the goup working dwelling fire with extension to sides B and D. See more at www.bcfd8x10.com.
Events that occurred in Cannon County October 5, 2009.
Fred and Donna Reed of Cannon County lost all their belongings in the house fire that occurred at 10:30 Monday morning on Wilmouth Creek Road. The older home with hardwood floors caused the fire to be very hot and burn quickly. Their sister Debbie said, Theres a lot of years in there.
Firefighters donned their new air packs and entered the burning structure. Woodbury, Short Mountain and Gassaway Volunteer Fire Departments responded.
The Reeds were able to rescue their momma dog and some pups and their cat.
Firefighters were able to pump water from the nearby creek to supply water to the hoses. Middle Tennessee Electric arrived on the scene to cut the power to the structure.
Their son, Paul Reed, stated, Broken hearts and memories, when talking about his old homeplace.
