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2-11 Alarm fire with a Mayday alert in Chicago, 1-4-18
I just came across some striking images of recent fire incidents in Chicago, captured by local photographers. The first photo shows Chicago FD Engine 54 responding to an intense blaze, with flames clearly visible through the windows. Next to it is a shot of Tower Ladder 39 parked outside another burning building, its ladder extended high into the night sky.
There's also a dramatic image of firefighters battling a fire at night, their bright yellow gear standing out against the orange glow of the flames. Another powerful photo captures smoke billowing from a building fire in the city, creating a thick haze that obscures everything behind it.
One particularly gripping shot shows the moment a firefighter fell through the floor during last week's incident near 68th and Aberdeen in Englewood. Thankfully, he was quickly pulled out and suffered only minor injuries. It's incredible to see how these brave men and women push through such dangerous situations to protect others.
The final photo I want to highlight is of flames engulfing a two-flat building, highlighting the destructive power of fire even in residential areas. These images really drive home the importance of fire safety measures and the critical role our firefighters play in keeping communities safe.
In other news, CBS Chicago reported that firefighters responded to a fire in a two-story apartment building late Thursday night. Luckily, all five residents made it out safely before help arrived. However, things took a turn when a firefighter fell through the floor about 20 minutes into the operation. Fortunately, he was able to walk away without serious injury and continued working alongside his team.
Crews tackled the blaze both from above and below, managing to contain it by 1:45 AM. But surprisingly, the fire reignited just hours later around 6:15 AM while crews were still on-site monitoring hotspots. It just goes to show how unpredictable these situations can be, even after initial containment efforts.
As always, my thoughts go out to everyone involved - especially those risking their lives daily to keep us safe. Let's hope for no further complications as investigations continue into what caused this latest incident.