Crime & Safety
1 Rescued From 2-Alarm House Fire In Danbury
Firefighters are battling a second-alarm residential fire Monday afternoon.
DANBURY, CT — Firefighters rescued one person from a burning home as crews battled a second-alarm fire in Danbury's Aunt Hack area Monday afternoon, according to the city's firefighters union.
Danbury Professional Fire Fighters Local 801 said shortly before 2 p.m. that its members were operating at a second-alarm residential structure fire.
Initial reports indicated one person was rescued from the home by firefighters, according to the union.
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The incident remained ongoing as of about 2:30 p.m.
Additional information, including the condition of the person rescued and the exact location of the fire, was not immediately available.
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