Four adults, two children and one pet cat escaped a basement fire in a duplex in the Huntington Hills neighbourhood early Monday.
The Calgary Fire Department was called at 3 a.m. about smoke coming from a home in the 7300 block of Huntertown Crescent.
Firefighters found a single-storey duplex with large amounts of smoke coming from the windows and doors. Two adults and two children from one unit were able to get out on their own. Two adults from the attached unit were also able to get out on their own, the fire department said. They were not injured. EMS also responded and assessed everyone.Firefighters went inside the home and down to the basement “where they were challenged with thick smoke, zero visibility and intense heat.”
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