A fire erupted in a hospital in Messolonghi, Greece, early Sunday morning, with unknown causes. The incident took place in a second-floor ward that was currently under renovation. According to the Fire Department, smoke emerged from an electrical panel and wires due to the fire, raising concerns about the safety of those nearby.

In response to the fire, 22 firefighters with seven vehicles rushed to the scene. Approximately 30 individuals were relocated to safe areas within the hospital as a precautionary measure due to the heavy smoke. Firefighters managed to gain complete control of the blaze within a short period, ensuring no major injuries occurred during the evacuation and control efforts.

The rapid response from the fire department highlights the importance of emergency readiness in healthcare facilities, especially during renovations. Investigations into the cause of the fire are ongoing, and the incident raises awareness about fire safety protocols in hospitals, particularly in areas under construction where risks can be heightened.