On a Sunday morning at around 10:20 AM, firefighters were called to a location on Eišiškių Avenue after smoke was observed coming from a recently burned building. According to a duty officer from the Department of Fire and Rescue Operations, two fire trucks were on-site conducting reconnaissance. The presence of smoke suggests that there may be ongoing issues with the building structure, possibly due to either residual heat from the fire or new damage from the structure's compromise after firefighting efforts.

The situation at the scene is currently being evaluated as firefighters work to determine the exact source of the smoke. The duty officer was unable to confirm whether the smoke was emanating from the point where the roof had collapsed during the initial fire or if it was a result of further structural failures after the fire was extinguished. This uncertainty highlights ongoing concerns regarding the safety and stability of the building, which was already compromised by the previous blaze.

As the investigation continues, this case emphasizes the challenges fire departments face in managing post-fire scenarios, particularly in structures that have experienced significant damage. The rescue services' prompt response underlines their commitment to ensuring public safety in areas affected by fire incidents.