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One Ottawa firefighter was discharged from hospital Tuesday while another remained sedated and intubated but with non-life threatening injuries after they plunged through a floor Monday while battling a house fire in Stittsville.
Fire Chief Gerry Pingitore tweeted out updates on the firefighters conditions Tuesday, calling the afternoon fire on Snowberry Way a “challenging event.”
“Snowberry FF Injury Update: 1 firefighter discharged yesterday. 2nd firefighter: Clarification: condition was serious but stable, w/ non-life-threatening injuries. Sedated & intubated to prevent airway fr swelling shut. Common precautionary medical measures. TY for your support,” Pingitore tweeted.
Snowberry FF Injury Update: 1 firefighter discharged yesterday. 2nd firefighter: Clarification: condition was serious but stable,w/ non-life-threatening injuries. Sedated & intubated to prevent airway fr swelling shut. Common precautionary medical measures. TY for your support
— Gerry Pingitore (@ChiefPingitore) April 17, 2018
He also thanked the community for the outpouring of support for the injured firefighters and praised other first responders for “collaborating to quickly rescue & care for injured personnel.”
The two firefighters were injured when a floor collapsed as they tried to rescue a man inside the burning house at 24 Snowberry Way. The man was treated for smoke inhalation. There were no other injuries in the two-alarm fire, which caused an estimated $750,000 damage.
Investigators believe the fire started in the home’s electrical panel.
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Fire Chief Gerry Pingitore tweeted out updates on the firefighters conditions Tuesday, calling the afternoon fire on Snowberry Way a “challenging event.”
“Snowberry FF Injury Update: 1 firefighter discharged yesterday. 2nd firefighter: Clarification: condition was serious but stable, w/ non-life-threatening injuries. Sedated & intubated to prevent airway fr swelling shut. Common precautionary medical measures. TY for your support,” Pingitore tweeted.
Snowberry FF Injury Update: 1 firefighter discharged yesterday. 2nd firefighter: Clarification: condition was serious but stable,w/ non-life-threatening injuries. Sedated & intubated to prevent airway fr swelling shut. Common precautionary medical measures. TY for your support
— Gerry Pingitore (@ChiefPingitore) April 17, 2018
He also thanked the community for the outpouring of support for the injured firefighters and praised other first responders for “collaborating to quickly rescue & care for injured personnel.”
The two firefighters were injured when a floor collapsed as they tried to rescue a man inside the burning house at 24 Snowberry Way. The man was treated for smoke inhalation. There were no other injuries in the two-alarm fire, which caused an estimated $750,000 damage.
Investigators believe the fire started in the home’s electrical panel.
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