- A house fire in northern Indiana left multiple people injured, including a firefighter who fell through the floor.
- South Bend Fire Chief Carl Buchanon reported Sunday evening that at least four people were rescued from the burning home.
- One person was airlifted to a Fort Wayne hospital's burn unit, and the other three were taken to local hospitals.
A house fire in northern Indiana left dozens of people injured, including a firefighter who fell through the floor, authorities said.
South Bend Fire Chief Carl Buchanon said four or five people were removed from the burning home Sunday evening, WNDU-TV reported. Fire officials said adults and children were trapped inside.
One person was airlifted to a Fort Wayne hospital's burn unit, and the other three were taken to local hospitals.
Four people found dead in fire-ravaged Indiana home, fire officials say
Their conditions were not immediately known.
The injured firefighter was treated at a hospital and later released.
The injured firefighter was treated at a hospital and released.
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Firefighters worked to extinguish the blaze in South Bend, south of the Michigan border, for about three hours. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
