UPDATE: A devastating house fire in Valley Stream, Long Island, has left four residents displaced and prompted an urgent response from local firefighters. The Valley Stream Fire Department received emergency calls at 10:23 p.m. last night, reporting flames and thick smoke engulfing the second floor of a home on West Euclid St..
Firefighters arrived on the scene to find intense flames erupting from the building. Thanks to the quick actions of the residents, who self-evacuated before emergency services arrived, there were no reported injuries.
Approximately 100 firefighters from the Valley Stream Fire Department and neighboring units worked tirelessly to combat the blaze, successfully bringing it under control within an hour and 20 minutes. Their rapid response prevented further damage and potential loss of life.
The Red Cross has been contacted to assist the displaced residents with temporary housing. Meanwhile, the cause of the fire remains under investigation, as officials work to determine what led to this urgent situation.
This incident serves as a reminder of the dangers of house fires and the importance of having an emergency plan in place. Stay tuned for further updates as authorities continue to assess the damage and support those affected.
