Baghdad Fire Rescue Saves 50 People
The Civil Defense Directorate in Iraq announced that it managed to rescue 50 people after a fire broke out in a building in downtown Baghdad, specifically in the Al-Karada neighborhood. The fire was caused by grease accumulating inside the ventilation system of a restaurant on the ground floor, which led to the spread of flames, smoke, and gases. Ten firefighting and rescue teams were deployed to combat the blaze, and they succeeded in evacuating the civilians. Among those rescued were two individuals who were saved from the top of a communications tower on the roof of the building, as part of efforts to control the fire and prevent its spread.
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