A significant fire broke out at a multi-family house in the municipality of Österåker, Sweden, leading to the immediate evacuation of the building's residents. Fire services received the alarm at 11 PM on Sunday evening and have been working diligently to control the blaze. The incident has escalated, with emergency services focusing on preventing the fire from spreading downward within the building, as the roof is engulfed in flames.

Mathias Häglund, an officer of the firefighting command, indicated that current efforts are aimed at limiting the spread of the fire to other floors and nearby structures. As the situation developed late into the night, numerous firefighters were deployed to the scene to manage the fire and protect surrounding buildings from potential damage. As of early Sunday morning, reports indicate that no individuals have been transported to the hospital, according to SOS Alarm.

The incident demonstrates the challenges faced by fire services during such large-scale emergencies, especially in multi-story residential buildings where evacuation and containment are crucial. Authorities will continue to monitor the situation into the early hours as they respond to any further developments and assess the damage once the fire is under control.