"A massive inferno ripped through a three-story mansion undergoing renovations in Washington, DC, prompting extensive evacuations and a rapid emergency response."
"Approximately 100 firefighters responded to the two-alarm blaze, which engulfed the entire mansion, causing extensive damage but fortunately resulting in no serious injuries."
A fire engulfed a three-story mansion in northwest Washington, DC on Tuesday morning, shortly following a smaller fire the previous night. The building, purchased for $8.575 million and currently unoccupied for renovations, drew a massive response from around 100 firefighters and 20 emergency vehicles. The first fire was limited but escalated to a significant two-alarm emergency. Fortunately, while a firefighter fell into an elevator shaft, there were no serious injuries reported and the fire was controlled by late morning. Investigators are looking into the cause.
Read at New York Post
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