Fire Breaks Out in Kiosk Near Lincoln Memorial, One Man Seriously Injured | The Gateway Pundit
A fireplace broke out in a kiosk close to the Lincoln Memorial Circle on Thursday morning.
The sufferer of the hearth has been flown out by a U.S. Park Police helicopter and is being handled at a close-by hospital for severe accidents.
DC Fire authorities had been in a position to put out the hearth and safe propane tanks positioned contained in the kiosk.
DC fireplace authorities are presently investigating the reason for the hearth.
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@washingtonpost @fox5dc fireplace at Lincoln Memorial on Thursday morning pic.twitter.com/XkMEVQxFTD
— Jeannie in D.C. (@RiverGirl707) March 28, 2024
Per NBC 4 Washington:
A fireplace at a kiosk close to the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C., on Thursday significantly injured a person, officers stated.
D.C. Hearth and EMS responded to Lincoln Memorial Circle and located a small construction in flames.
A U.S. Park Police helicopter took the sufferer for medical therapy, D.C. Hearth stated. He’s anticipated to outlive. U.S. Park Police stated the sufferer is related to the kiosk.
The fireplace has been extinguished, officers stated.
The aftermath:
Replace kiosk fireplace Lincoln Memorial Circle NW. Proceed to moist down kiosk. Propane tanks have been secured. The sufferer has been flown to an space trauma heart with severe non life threatening accidents. Media staging is at French Dr. and Lincoln Memorial Circle. #DCsBravest pic.twitter.com/P4f0h6VrUK
— DC Hearth and EMS (@dcfireems) March 28, 2024
The fireplace comes every week after thick smoke was noticed above the Lincoln Memorial stemming from a car fireplace on the Washington Memorial Parkway.
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