Montréal: Chilling fire dept audio of deadly Airbnb condo inferno 3-16-2023

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An eighteen year old woman died after calling 911 without being able to escape a raging inferno last week in Montréal, Canada. Six other people are missing from a building that was ravaged by flames Thursday morning at 135 rue du Port, during a friends gathering at an Airbnb location. The father of that 18 year old victim found out the next day that her cellphone's last known location was at the coordinates where the structure is now in ruins. Devastating flames and heat rendered the entire structure unsafe for firefighters to enter and may make the identification of the missing parties impossible. At 5h30 am on March 16 all hell broke loose as radio communications from the SIM fire department indicated when multiple 911 calls came into the dispatch center. First due crews found heavy flames on arrival and two people stuck on the roof of the burning building, one of which was rescued and the other jumped on the roof of a car.
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[@SkyOfTheUniverse]

Wow thanks

[@kerrytaggart8206]

Always excellent coverage! Can you post more of this?

[@pascalmarch]

Yes we will be posting more about this incident.

[@juliecasey5196]

So very sad.

[@donnamitchell7707]

This is so devastating. I wonder how it started, and where in the building did it start. When people hear the alarms going off, you go as fast as you can down the stairs, but it may have been that people heard the alarm go off, and choose to ignore it till it's to late. Fantastic footage. Have a great day my friend ❤️🙂⚘️.

[@Jsuttar]

That’s quite the assumption about hearing the alarms and people ignoring them.
My friend was in the building and says there was no fire alarms ringing or anything.
Woke up to the smell of burning saw the smoke, grabbed a wet towel and had to hang off the window sil to avoid being burned alive until the fire dept showed up.
Ambulances took 40minutes to arrive

[@connorhausmann9556]

@@Jsuttar I've read/heard the building had illegal Airbnbs that were not up to fire code at all. If so, I hope the victims' families get justice. So tragic

[@Jsuttar]

@@connorhausmann9556 yup my friend rented one of them

[@Jsuttar]

A friend of mine was one that escaped. He had to climb out his window and hang off the window sill for 10 minutes before fire dept arrived and got him a ladder to the third floor. I thought about joining him the day before in Montreal and staying the night

[@pascalmarch]

Wow

[@JohnDoe-es5xh]

C'est la vie, hahaha

[@killmore75]

Life is funny? You must be sick in the head!