In response to WDTV, a number of hearth departments and emergency crews responded to a home hearth in Mount Clare on Thursday night.
The Harrison County 911 Heart stated they had been notified of a construction hearth on the 1400 block of Hastings Run Street at 8:29 p.m.
A 5 Information reporter on the scene stated a cloud of smoke surrounded the constructing, describing it as an “all hands on deck” effort by the fireplace and EMS crews.
Officers say the fireplace was put out at 11 p.m. on Thursday evening.
The Misplaced Creek Hearth Division, Nutter Fort Hearth Division, Stonewood Hearth Division, Jane Lew Hearth Division, Anmoore Hearth Division and the Harrison County Sheriff’s Workplace all responded to the scene.
A number of media studies stated the house suffered vital harm.
Editor’s Observe: Photograph is a display shot from WDTV video, which may be discovered HERE.
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