A serious fire incident in Aberdeen has left three individuals hospitalized, prompting an emergency response.
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In the early hours of the morning, a domestic fire in Aberdeen’s Sheddocksley area resulted in three individuals being taken to the hospital. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service received the emergency call at AM regarding the fire on Hallfield Road. Responding swiftly, four fire appliances were dispatched to the scene to manage the situation.
The rapid response from the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service included two appliances from North Anderson Drive and two from Aberdeen Central.
Upon arrival, fire officers utilized two main reel jets, one hose reel jet, and six breathing apparatus to combat the flames effectively. Additionally, a thermal imaging camera was employed to assess the situation and locate any potential hotspots within the property.
While the fire was extinguished, the condition of the three individuals transported to the hospital remains unknown. The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson confirmed that the emergency crews managed to bring the situation under control, with the stop sign being sent at AM.
However, further details regarding the victims’ health have not been disclosed as inquiries continue.
This incident has raised concerns within the local community, prompting inquiries into the cause of the fire. The authorities, including Police Scotland and the Scottish Ambulance Service, have been approached for comments regarding the ongoing investigation. Local reporters are actively working to provide updates as more information becomes available.
Residents are encouraged to stay informed by following local news outlets, including The Press and Journal, for the latest developments on this story. The community’s safety and well-being remain a priority as emergency services continue to assess the situation.
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