Yakima House Fire Injures Two Thursday

Yakima Firefighters were busy with a house fire Thursday that resulted in the injury of two people. Yakima Firefighters were called to the blaze at about 2:45 pm at 516 North 22nd Avenue.

Firefighters were able to save homes nearby from catching fire

When they arrived they found heavy smoke coming from the rear of the home. A man who was inside the home was burned and a woman suffering from smoke inhalation were taken to Yakima Valley Memorial Hospital for treatment.

Damage is estimated at more than $100,000

Crews responded quickly and were able to prevent the fire from threatening any other structures. A press release says the "estimated dollar loss is $180,000. The home sustained significant damage to its living space and in the attic."

A total of 19 firefighters responded to the scene.

The cause of the fire is under investigation.

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