Four dogs, two parrots rescued from Hadera house fire, Israel Fire and Rescue announces
The fire began in the home's yard, spreading to a pergola and then the structure itself, Israel's Fire and Rescue Authority stated.
On Monday, Israel Fire and Rescue Authority announced that crews in Hadera had rescued four dogs and two parrots from a house fire. The blaze started in the home's yard, quickly spreading to a pergola and then the structure itself. Captain Idan Haliva, deputy commander of the Hadera firefighting team, reported that a significant amount of the house's contents were burning, including electric bicycles and lithium batteries. No injuries were reported, but the structure sustained heavy damage.
Previously on Sunday, a 60-year-old woman was pronounced dead after being rescued from a fire in a two-story home in the Golan, Israel's Fire and Rescue Authority reported. The team responded to the scene following a call from a concerned citizen. Upon arriving, they found a woman in critical condition and performed resuscitation efforts until medical personnel arrived.
The Israel Fire and Rescue Authority emphasized the importance of installing smoke detectors in homes to provide early warning of fires and save lives.
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