BREAKING: A devastating fire on the West Side of Chicago has left at least six people injured, including four children, with two adults and two children in critical condition. The incident occurred early Thursday morning on the third floor of an apartment building located in the 5600-block of West Adams Street, according to the Chicago Fire Department (CFD).
Authorities report that the fire broke out around 9:00 AM, quickly engulfing a single apartment. Emergency responders arrived swiftly, transporting the injured individuals to nearby hospitals for urgent treatment. The CFD confirmed that the fire was contained to one apartment, preventing further spread to the building.
Residents in the area expressed shock and concern, as the severity of the situation became apparent. “I heard the sirens and saw the smoke. It’s terrifying to think children were involved,” said a neighbor who witnessed the emergency response.
The conditions of the injured remain critical, highlighting the urgent need for continued support and resources for those affected. CFD officials are currently investigating the cause of the fire, but no further details have been released as of now.
As this story develops, community members are urged to stay informed and ready to support affected families. The Chicago Fire Department is expected to provide updates throughout the day.
Stay tuned for more information on this breaking news story.
