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Fire in Southeast DC Prompts Removal of 38 Residents

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The D.C. Fire and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Department responded to a fire that broke out in the 2600 block of Wade Road at 4:30 p.m. last Saturday near the Barry Farm Recreation Center. A total of 38 people were forced out of their apartments after the fire.

There were reportedly no casualties at the scene. The D.C. Fire and EMS shared several photos from the incident over its Twitter account, adding details of first responders’ operation, including their placing portable ladders around the burning building to move residents out safely.

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