After third deadly Tulsa fire in weeks, officials urge smoke alarm checks, escape plans
A woman died in an overnight fire at a Tulsa apartment complex. Tulsa Fire and the Red Cross share smoke alarm, escape plan and space heater safety tips. After an overnight apartment fire in Tulsa, a woman was killed and the Tulsa Fire Department has called for smoke alarm checks and escape plans. This is the third deadly fire in the past few weeks. The fire was brought to the Plaza Hills apartment complex just before 12:40 a.m. and found heavy flames coming from a two-story building. Andy Little, a public information officer with the Tulsa Police Department, said no one else was inside and crews quickly brought the fire under control. The cause of the death is currently being investigated by the fire marshal. Little and Matt Trotter, regional communications director for the American Red Cross in Kansas and Oklahoma, highlighted the importance of preparation and safety measures. They highlighted that having a working smoke alarm in your home gives you time to escape.
Pubblicato : 16 ore fa di Sam Carrico in World
A woman is dead after an overnight apartment fire in Tulsa, and Tulsa Fire Department officials say it’s the third deadly fire in the past few weeks.
It was just before 12:40 a.m. Monday when Tulsa f... [9629 symbols]
