Chicago Firefighter Injured in Roseland Fire
Fire Breaks Out at Furniture Store
A fire broke out at a furniture store in the 11200 block of South Michigan Avenue in the city’s Roseland neighborhood, with the blaze still burning as of 8:25 p.m., officials said.
Firefighter Injured, Taken to Hospital
One firefighter was found injured and taken to a local hospital in good condition, where they are expected to be released. The Chicago Fire Department (CFD) reported a “mayday” alert, indicating a serious emergency situation, and RIT (Rapid Intervention Team) companies were dispatched to the scene to assist.
Details of the Incident
The CFD reported the incident on their official Twitter account, stating: “CFD had a mayday at 112th and Michigan. One member found by RIT companies. Taken to hospital in good condition. Expected to be released. Fire is still burning in furniture store.”
Conclusion
The fire at the furniture store in Roseland has resulted in the injury of one Chicago firefighter, who is expected to make a full recovery. The incident serves as a reminder of the dangers and risks that firefighters face every day to protect their communities.
FAQs
* Where did the fire break out?
The fire broke out at a furniture store in the 11200 block of South Michigan Avenue in the city’s Roseland neighborhood.
* How many firefighters were injured?
One firefighter was found injured and taken to a local hospital.
* What is the condition of the injured firefighter?
The injured firefighter is in good condition and is expected to be released from the hospital.
