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两个人跳窗受伤,两人被严重烧伤1 A4 a9 I$ s1 B: _# s( U
2 people injured after jumping out of upper floor windows, 2 others badly burned ]" i, o- x7 ^# G7 W7 t6 f
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Five people were taken to hospital Monday morning after a fire broke out in an apartment building in downtown Edmonton.
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Flames were seen shooting from the top floor of the building at 103rd Street and 107th Avenue.1 p4 r* Y% r9 W: y
6 o3 M/ p3 q" I6 G6 F0 H5 J- R9 iOfficials said two people suffered serious burns and two others were treated for injuries incurred after they jumped out of upper floor windows.
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0 K+ A G" i B3 Q/ Q9 n3 F$ I6 i# rFlames were seen Monday morning shooting from the top floor of a building at 103rd Street and 107th Avenue., a; T3 ?1 Q: X% D
(CBC News) The fifth suffered from smoke inhalation, officials said.% c9 N7 `7 ^7 F8 h; E# d
, X ^" s; F- @$ M& Z& D! x6 A WThe fire, which officials said they were alerted to at 1:20 a.m., caused extensive damage to the building.6 r' T: p9 M' a
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Investigators were trying to determine the cause of the blaze, but suspected arson.# q0 |! @$ d, B2 c( p( A
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Flames were seen Monday morning shooting from the top floor of a building at 103rd Street and 107th Avenue. |
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