UPDATE: A significant fire broke out at the Indigo Apartments in Northwest Oklahoma City on Saturday night, sending residents into a panic. Eyewitness accounts reveal a chaotic scene as tenants quickly evacuated, overwhelmed by smoke and fear.
Residents described the experience as “scary.” One tenant recounted, “I was in my room, and I thought someone was smoking because I was just smelling smoke.” The alarming smell triggered immediate concern, leading many to rush outside.
Emergency services responded swiftly to the incident around 10:30 PM, as flames engulfed several units. Firefighters battled the blaze for over an hour, working diligently to prevent it from spreading further. The quick response minimized potential injuries, but several residents were left shaken.
Local authorities reported that no serious injuries occurred, but many residents are now displaced and seeking temporary shelter. The Oklahoma City Fire Department confirmed that they are investigating the cause of the fire, emphasizing the need for thorough inspections to ensure resident safety.
Residents are now rallying to support one another, while officials work to assess the damage. Community members are urged to assist those affected by the fire as they navigate the aftermath of this frightening event.
As the situation develops, local officials will provide updates regarding housing assistance and safety measures for residents of the Indigo Apartments. Stay tuned for more information as authorities continue to investigate this urgent incident.
