120 Firefighters Called To Nob Hill Apartment Building Blaze, Arson Suspected
A devastating four-alarm fire broke out at a multi-unit apartment building in Nob Hill on Saturday evening, injuring three residents and leaving a dog missing. The incident was reported around 5:52 p. m. and necessitated the involvement of over 120 firefighters, who managed to extinguish the blaze by 8:30 p. m.
The San Francisco Fire Department detailed that the fire spread through all three floors and reached the roof, causing damage to adjacent buildings. Emergency responders showcased their heroism by rescuing a person in a wheelchair and providing assistance to two others who needed help down the stairs. One resident was transported to the hospital, while others were treated for minor injuries at the scene. Currently, it remains unclear how many residents have been displaced or the exact cause of the fire, prompting authorities to initiate an arson investigation. The community is left on edge as they await answers regarding this alarming incident.
The fire serves as a stark reminder of the dangers posed by such disasters and the crucial role of emergency services in safeguarding lives.