1 injured, cat dies in SF Outer Sunset fire that burned 3 homes SFFD

A two-alarm fire in the Outer Sunset district of San Francisco injured one individual and led to the death of a cat after it consumed three homes. The blaze began around 6 a. m. on 47th Avenue, quickly spreading to neighboring residences. Firefighters encountered a fully engulfed structure upon arrival and successfully rescued three adults, one of whom jumped from a window and was initially reported in critical condition.

Fire officials emphasized the difficulties posed by the close proximity of homes, which required aggressive firefighting efforts to prevent further damage. Safety experts recommend sleeping with doors closed and regularly checking smoke detectors to mitigate fire risks, especially during nighttime incidents. The San Francisco Fire Department is currently investigating the cause of the fire. Their response underscores the need for community awareness regarding fire safety. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about fire hazards in densely populated urban areas.