A structure fire in Porter Ranch was swiftly handled by firefighters from the Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) on the afternoon of November 10th. The fire, which had been confined to the attic of a one-story home at 11140 N Cabriole Av, was reported at 12:56 PM, according to an
LAFD Alert
. All the occupants of the house were reported to have safely evacuated before the arrival of the LAFD. “Prelim: One-story home with an apparent attic fire. All occupants are reported to have safely evacuated the home prior to LAFD arrival,” stated the first alert.
The LAFD was quick to respond, and a contingent of first responders numbering 28 firefighters took just 33 minutes to subdue the stubborn flames, as detailed by the
LAFD Knockdown notice
. The fire had reportedly broken out during a plumbing repair involving torch work, although the exact cause was not immediately confirmed, “though early indications are that a plumbing repair with hot torch work was taking place in the attic when flames erupted, the specific cause of the fire has yet to be confirmed.”
Following the successful extinguishment of the flames at the 2,600-square-foot residence, it was reported that one firefighter had to be transported to a hospital for a medical examination due to acute illness after the operation. The
update
, posted just half an hour after the knockdown announcement, cited the firefighter as being in fair condition, with no other injuries reported.
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