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One adult, 2 children injured in DeKalb County house fire

Atlanta, GALocal News

A significant house fire in DeKalb County on Friday evening injured one adult and two children, raising concerns about fire safety in residential areas. The incident took place on River Hills Court in the Ellenwood neighborhood, where firefighters arrived to find the family already outside the home. Captain Jaeson Daniels of DeKalb County Fire and Rescue reported that the adult sustained what are believed to be second-degree burns, while the children suffered minor injuries. All three victims were quickly taken to the hospital for treatment, highlighting the urgency of the situation. As the community absorbs the impact of this fire, officials are actively investigating its cause to prevent future incidents.

The fire has sparked discussions about fire safety measures and emergency preparedness among local residents. This developing story underscores the importance of vigilance in fire safety, particularly in family homes. Atlanta News First will continue to provide updates as more details emerge.

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