Four kids and one grownup have been rescued Monday morning from a second-floor house on Chestnut Street by the Corning City Fire Department and transported to a neighborhood hospital by American Medical Response.
Corning City Fire Chief Brad Davies stated the Corning City Fire Department was dispatched to 192 Chestnut St. for a construction hearth with entrapment round 11:46 a.m. Firefighters arrived on scene two minutes from dispatch and located a two-story constructing, two… Condominium items on the primary and second flooring on hearth.
The firefighters intervened to save lots of the household and put out the fireplace.
Corning Fire Chief Brad Davies stated the incident at 192 Chestnut Street demonstrates the extraordinary teamwork and dedication of our first responders and associate businesses.
Two firefighters have been barely injured whereas placing out the fireplace, Davies stated. Affected residents are being assisted by the American Red Cross. The reason behind the fireplace is at present beneath investigation.
Davies stated the incident at 192 Chestnut St. demonstrates the extraordinary teamwork and dedication of Corning first responders and associate businesses.
“Thanks to their fast motion and coordination, 5 lives have been saved in tough circumstances,” Davies stated. “I wish to commend the firefighters, law enforcement officials, EMS personnel and all aiding businesses for his or her distinctive efforts.
Four kids and one grownup have been rescued from a fireplace Monday morning at 192 Chestnut Street.
“This was a real group response and we’re grateful to everybody who performed a task in making certain the security of our residents.”
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Agencies that assisted on the scene embody the City of Corning Police Department, City of Corning Public Works Department, City of Corning Code Bureau, Corning Joint Fire District, Fire Department Painted Post Fire, American Medical Response and the Steuben County Fire Coordinators Office.
This article initially appeared on The Leader: Corning firefighters rescue 4 children and adults from Chestnut St fire.
