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Incendio en Pilsen desplaza a 6 personas

No se reportaron heridos en el incendio.

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Fire officials at the scene where six adults were displaced after a fire June 28, 2022 on the Lower West Side.

Los equipos de bomberos respondieron a un incendio en la cuadra 2300 al sur de Seeley Avenue.

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Seis personas fueron desplazadas el martes por la noche después de un incendio en Pilsen.

Los equipos de bomberos respondieron a un incendio de alarma 2-11 en la cuadra 2300 al sur de Seeley Avenue alrededor de las 6:35 p.m. y enseguida lo apagaron, dijeron los Bomberos de Chicago.

No se reportaron heridos, pero seis adultos fueron desplazados, dijeron las autoridades.

La causa del incendio estaba siendo investigada.

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