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Fire at Toronto Highrise Sends Four to Hospital

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Fire at Toronto Highrise Sends Four to Hospital
Four people, including two children, were sent to hospital early Tuesday morning after a fire broke out at a Toronto highrise near Ontario Street and St. James Avenue. Max Trotta/Global News
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Four people, including two kids, were taken to the hospital early Tuesday morning after a two-alarm fire erupted in a Toronto highrise.

According to police, emergency teams were alerted to Ontario Street and St. James Avenue at 3:11 a. m. about reports of a fire in an apartment.

Toronto fire Division Commander John Carson informed reporters that crews encountered intense heat and flames but managed to extinguish the blaze quickly.

Two adults – one man and one woman – along with two children aged 12 and 14 were hospitalized. The woman and children were under observation, while the man is receiving treatment for second-degree burns, Carson stated.

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He mentioned that there were batteries and e-bikes on the balcony of the apartment, as well as several batteries inside the unit.

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“The batteries were compromised inside and then outside. It certainly would have contributed to the intense burn,” Carson said.

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Four people, including two children, were sent to hospital early Tuesday morning after a fire broke out at a Toronto highrise near Ontario Street and St. James Avenue. Max Trotta/

An investigation into what caused the fire is ongoing.

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