5-alarm fire in Hampden extinguished, 2 people dead
Two adults found dead after five-alarm Hampden fire spreads to multiple units
BALTIMORE - Baltimore City Fire is on the scene of a three-alarm fire in the 3000 block of Keswick Road. At this time, all involved and surrounding units have been evacuated and there are no preliminary reports of injuries. The department is asking residents and motorists to avoid the area while they work to place the fire under control.
Five-alarm fire in Hampden extinguished, two people dead
Firefighters responded to a five-alarm fire in Hampden. Multiple units were affected and all residents were evacuated in the 3000 block of Keswick. The fire has since been extinguished. The fire initially started as a three-alarm fire but was upgraded to five-alarm, according to fire officials at the scene.
A block of rowhomes in Hampden was closed to traffic throughout Wednesday as officials probed the cause of a five-alarm ...
An early morning fire in Hampden killed two people Tuesday. Firefighters responded around 6:19 a.m. to the 3000 block of ...
WMAR-2 News spoke to a neighbor who ran into two burning buildings during yesterday's fire that killed two people and destroyed 10 row homes. He helped save three people.
Neighbors in Baltimore's Hampden community are helping each other after a five-alarm fire Tuesday left two adults dead and damaged more than eight homes.
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2 dead, 1 taken to hospital after fire damages 10 rowhomesTwo people are dead and another was taken to a hospital on Tuesday after a five-alarm fire in Hampden, the Baltimore City ...
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Hampden’s American Legion Post is accepting donations and is offering their post’s space for memorials and gatherings. The ...
At least 10 Hampden row homes were destroyed or damaged in a five-alarm fire early Tuesday. Baltimore fire officers said the incident quickly escalated to five-alarms as the flames spread, WBAL ...
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