Firefighters battling separate large blazes in D.C. and Prince George’s
D.C. Fire transported one person to a hospital with non-life-threatening injuries, Maggiolo said. He did not specify how many people the department rescued but said teams had searched the building and had “no reason to believe” there was anyone trapped inside.
By Tuesday evening, the department said it had extinguished all visible fire and prevented it from spreading to adjacent buildings.Catholic Charities, which provides services to people in need, could not immediately be reached.Authorities said they were dispatched at 3:51 p.m. to the 7200 block of Donnell Place and found a four-story building on fire. The fire department said as of Tuesday evening, there were no known civilian or firefighter injuries.
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