Firefighters, police, and medical teams are currently on-site to manage a fire at a nursing home in Szczawno, Poland. Before the emergency services arrived, staff members had already begun evacuating the residents. The spokesperson for the Lubusz Voivodeship’s State Fire Service reported that among the injured, three individuals have sustained minor injuries, while two have experienced smoke inhalation. Fire control efforts are ongoing, particularly on the upper floors of the building.

As of the latest updates, a total of 96 individuals have been evacuated from the premises, with nine requiring medical evaluation. One person is undergoing cardiopulmonary resuscitation due to the severity of their condition. The situation remains serious, but authorities have assured that there is no threat to surrounding buildings, thanks to the swift response from 14 firefighting teams who are actively working on extinguishing the fire.

This incident highlights the critical role of emergency response teams and the importance of preemptive action by staff in assisting vulnerable populations during emergencies. The authorities continue to monitor the situation, ensuring the safety of the evacuees and the community. The quick actions taken by the nursing home's staff contributed significantly to mitigating potential casualties, reflecting the importance of preparedness in such crises.