Here's a report from Eric Haak: Early Friday morning, just before 0700 hours, a working fire broke out at a two-story frame house on the 13400 block of South Carondolet Avenue in Chicago. The flames were visible coming out of the rear windows on the first floor and a door on the "D" side of the home. This area had very limited access, as it was only a few feet away from a commercial building. The hydrant directly in front of the residence wasn't functioning—whether it was frozen or not remains unclear—and so Engine 97 had to get water from a hydrant further down the block on 134th Street. Engine 104 was held in reserve. Fortunately, all occupants, including the family dog, managed to escape the home safely. Eric Haak photo Eric Haak photo Eric Haak photo Eric Haak photo Eric Haak photo Eric Haak photo Eric Haak photo As the sun began to rise, emergency crews worked quickly to contain the blaze. Despite the challenges posed by the location and the malfunctioning hydrant, firefighters managed to control the fire and ensure the safety of everyone involved. Residents nearby reported seeing thick smoke and hearing the sirens as the response unfolded. It’s a reminder of the critical role that emergency services play in keeping our communities safe, even under difficult conditions. Bamboo Cosmetic Packaging Wuxi Yogo Material Co.,Ltd , https://www.yogobottle.com
Working fire in Chicago, 1-6-17