UPDATE: A significant fire erupted at the Indigo Apartments in NW Oklahoma City on Saturday night, leaving residents shaken and scrambling for safety. Eyewitness accounts describe the incident as “scary,” with thick smoke filling the hallways.
Residents reported the fire around 10:30 PM, prompting immediate emergency responses. One resident recounted, “I was in my room, and I thought someone was smoking because I could smell smoke.” The alarming situation escalated quickly, forcing residents to evacuate their homes.
The Oklahoma City Fire Department swiftly arrived on the scene, battling the flames to prevent further damage. As of now, officials have not confirmed any injuries, but the fear among residents is palpable. Many expressed their relief at escaping the blaze but described the experience as traumatic.
Emergency responders urged affected residents to stay calm and follow evacuation procedures. The cause of the fire is still under investigation, and authorities are working diligently to assess the damage to the apartments.
Residents are advised to contact their property management for updates on their living situations. 911 was inundated with calls as the fire spread, highlighting the urgent need for clear communication during emergencies.
The Oklahoma City Fire Department is expected to hold a press conference later today to provide more information on the incident and safety recommendations for residents moving forward.
As this story develops, stay tuned for updates on the investigation and the well-being of those affected.
