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Four Hospitalized After West London Accommodation Fire
10 Jan
Summary
- Firefighters rescued multiple residents from a four-storey building.
- A fire broke out on the first floor affecting a flat and corridor.
- Four individuals were transported to the hospital by paramedics.
On January 9th, a significant fire incident occurred at a four-storey sheltered accommodation block on Brooks Road, Chiswick, West London. The London Fire Brigade responded with ten fire engines and approximately 70 crew members, arriving at the scene around 16:30 GMT. The fire was contained to a flat and corridor on the first floor of the building.
Emergency crews conducted multiple rescues from within the premises. Several residents were assisted using specialized fire escape hoods, ensuring their safety during the evacuation. Paramedics were on standby and attended to those affected by the incident.
As a result of the fire, four individuals were transported to the hospital for medical evaluation and treatment. Firefighting efforts were anticipated to extend into the evening, with crews remaining to manage the situation and ensure the area's safety. The full extent of the damage is under assessment.
