Mother Saves Children From Apartment Fire
1015 King George Blvd, Savannah, Chatham County
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Summary
- A two-alarm fire at an apartment complex in Savannah, Georgia, destroyed 22 buildings and required the rescue of five individuals. A mother dropped her two children from an upper balcony to police officers below, who caught them safely. The children are recovering from smoke inhalation, and no other injuries were reported.
Timeline
According to the Chatham County Fire Department, 22 apartment units were destroyed and five people needed to be rescued by emergency personnel. The only reported injuries were to the two kids. They are recuperating from breathing in smoke.
A mother and her two children were seen on an upper balcony in a two-alarm fire, according to Chatham County police. In a social media post, the police department stated, "The mother signaled for the officers to catch her children and dropped them down to the officers, who caught them safely."
Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire.
Incident reported at 1015 King George Blvd.
According to the Chatham County Fire Department, 22 apartment units were destroyed and five people needed to be rescued by emergency personnel. The only reported injuries were to the two kids. They are recuperating from breathing in smoke.
A mother and her two children were seen on an upper balcony in a two-alarm fire, according to Chatham County police. In a social media post, the police department stated, "The mother signaled for the officers to catch her children and dropped them down to the officers, who caught them safely."
Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire.
Incident reported at 1015 King George Blvd.
According to the Chatham County Fire Department, 22 apartment units were destroyed and five people needed to be rescued by emergency personnel. The only reported injuries were to the two kids. They are recuperating from breathing in smoke.
A mother and her two children were seen on an upper balcony in a two-alarm fire, according to Chatham County police. In a social media post, the police department stated, "The mother signaled for the officers to catch her children and dropped them down to the officers, who caught them safely."
Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire.
Incident reported at 1015 King George Blvd.
According to the Chatham County Fire Department, 22 apartment units were destroyed and five people needed to be rescued by emergency personnel. The only reported injuries were to the two kids. They are recuperating from breathing in smoke.
A mother and her two children were seen on an upper balcony in a two-alarm fire, according to Chatham County police. In a social media post, the police department stated, "The mother signaled for the officers to catch her children and dropped them down to the officers, who caught them safely."
Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire.
Incident reported at 1015 King George Blvd.
According to the Chatham County Fire Department, 22 apartment units were destroyed and five people needed to be rescued by emergency personnel. The only reported injuries were to the two kids. They are recuperating from breathing in smoke.
A mother and her two children were seen on an upper balcony in a two-alarm fire, according to Chatham County police. In a social media post, the police department stated, "The mother signaled for the officers to catch her children and dropped them down to the officers, who caught them safely."
Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire.
Incident reported at 1015 King George Blvd.
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