Apartment Fire Injures One on Uptown’s Glenwood Avenue, Chicago Police Report
On Tuesday morning, a significant fire occurred at an apartment building located on North Glenwood Avenue in Uptown, Chicago. The blaze broke out around 1:11 a.m., prompting a swift response from local authorities.
Injury Report and Medical Response
One woman suffered injuries due to smoke inhalation and was taken to Illinois Masonic Medical Center. Thankfully, medical officials reported that she is in good condition following her treatment.
Impact on Residents
The fire has caused substantial disruption for residents of the building. Reports indicate that at least seven individuals were displaced due to the incident.
Assistance for Displaced Residents
The Red Cross has stepped in to assist those affected by the fire. They are currently working to secure shelter for the displaced residents.
Key Facts
- Location: 4900-block of North Glenwood Avenue, Uptown, Chicago
- Time of Incident: Approximately 1:11 a.m.
- Injured Individual: One woman, treated for smoke inhalation
- Current Condition: Good
- Displaced Residents: At least seven individuals
- Assistance Provided by: The Red Cross
The community continues to respond to the needs of those affected by this unfortunate event as investigations into the cause of the fire are underway.
