Two-Story House with No Electricity or Gas Catches Fire in Charleston County

Two-Story House with No Electricity or Gas Catches Fire in Charleston County

In a daunting incidence that shocked the residents of Charleston County, South Carolina, a two-story house with no gas or electricity caught fire. The Charleston & Berkeley Fire Department responded to the scene during the early hours of a Sunday morning.

Immediate Respond from Fire Department

The fire department received a call reporting a structure fire at approximately 6:19 a.m. The crew dispatched to the scene immediately, reaching the 3300 block of Von Ohsen Road in Ladson in a mere five minutes after the alert. They arrived at the site to find the two-story home “well-involved with fire,” as reported by Chief Josh Woodall.

An Hour-long Battle with the Flames

The firefighting crew fought a commendable battle with the flames that engulfed the home. It took them roughly an hour to bring the enraged fire under control. Fortunately, no injuries were reported during this incident, indicating the residents were either not present in the house at the time of the fire or were able to escape safely.

Investigation Underway to Decipher the Cause of the Fire

The cause behind the fire remains unknown at this stage. Considering the absence of gas and electricity supply to the house during the fire, the circumstances surrounding the cause of the fire raise several questions. An investigation has been initiated by the relevant authorities to decipher the enigma of what led the property to catch fire.

Current Status of the House

The aftermath of the intense fire is yet to be thoroughly assessed. The extent of damage to the property and how this will affect the occupants, remains to be seen. Considering that there was no gas or electricity supply to the house at the time of the event, there could be potential difficulties and delays in the rebuilding and reoccupation process.

Further Updates Awaited

Further updates concerning the ongoing investigation into the main cause of the fire, as well as the salvage status and rehabilitation prospects for the property, are anticipated from the concerned authorities. Public sentiment remains high, with hopes that answers to the puzzling incident may surface soon for the occupants’ sake.

In conclusion, this unfortunate incident serves as a sharp reminder of the devastation that a sudden fire can cause. It underscores the importance of robust firefighting services and active community awareness to mitigate any potential threats and ensure the safety of residents.

Article by HERE News Network


Author: HERE Charleston

HERE Charleston

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