A house near North Sharon Amity Road was destroyed by flames earlier today, injuring a firefighter who was responding to a residential fire in east Charlotte. Firefighters took 37 minutes to contain the fire, which started before six in the morning, according to WBTV. After the event, the property—which is thought to be vacant—is anticipated to be demolished.
According to Queen City News, the firefighter suffered an ankle injury, which was categorized as a minor injury. The firefighter was brought to the hospital out of caution, which is the standard procedure in instances like this, even though there were no other recorded casualties.
The cause of a house fire that the Charlotte Fire Department responded to and put out is still being looked into. Commuters were frustrated by the impact on morning rush-hour traffic. The cause of the fire has not yet been disclosed by the authorities.
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