The injured firefighter was taken to University Hospital-Parma for precautionary measures.
Crews responded to the 911 call at just after 5 p.m. to the scene of a two-story residence at 3011 Russell Avenue in Parma.Video from the Parma Fire Department’s Facebook page showed smoke coming from the second floor as firefighters attempted to get the situation under control.
Heavy fire load within the structure, as well as a large body of fire coupled with extreme weather conditions, hampered firefighters and operations, Parma Fire Department officials said. Neighboring residents heeded instructions to clear the area around the nearest hydrants, allowing firefighters to get water access.
As Parma firefighters made entry into the home, one fell through the first floor of the structure into the basement, triggering a ‘May Day’ alert.Another unidentified Parma firefighter was injured when a piece of the ceiling collapsed. He was treated at the scene by Brooklyn Heights and Seven Hills firefighters, then transported to University Hospital Parma with non-life-threatening injuries, according to officials.No official damage estimate was given for the fire.Copyright 2022 WOIO. All rights reserved.
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