Montréal: Ladder rescues caught on tape at deadly senior home fire 4-11-2021
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- At 9h this morning fire broke out at a senior home residence highrise building in Montréal, Canada killing one resident, believed to have originated in a kitchen during a cooking incident. Numerous rescues were performed in the early moments of the intervention where firefighters can be seen helping residents out of the building. Flames could be seen on the 6th floor's balcony raging out of a door opening at the high residential building located at the corner of Galt and Angers in the Sud-Ouest neighborhood of Montréal, Canada. SIM crews helped trapped people in distress climb from their balcony to firefighting ladders and all the way down to safety and into awaiting ambulances. After initial reports were made by first due firefighters, the incident was deemed so dangerous that a second, third and fourth alarm was struck immediately. Moments later during the incident when the first fire chief arrived on scene, the fire was then upgraded to a fifth alarm partially due to the numerous necessary evacuations. The serious fifth alarm blaze was confined to only one unit that is part of a larger 100+ unit social housing project made available at a lower rent fee for senior citizens and elderly people. No nurse or security agents are required to be present at the location where a woman in her 80's tragically died today. Urgences Santé paramedics intervened in high numbers and prepared accordingly for the worst case scenario. In a phone interview with US spokesperson Antoine Ortuso, we learned that a total of 7 people were transported to hospital in non life-threatening conditions. He explains that one person died in the fire but was declared at the scene and was not transported to hospital and that on top of that, five people were assessed but refused transport. Ortuso explains that this incident was so serious that a "emergency plan" of a first level was activated, meaning that all paramedics on duty are required to help all hands on deck. Lunch breaks and pauses are delayed for the duration of the intervention until deemed safe to resume regular operations which was at about 3h pm today. A first level emergency plan requires a scene management officer, seen in this video wearing a triage safety vest, so organize and coordinate each paramedics life saving efforts at the scene. Additionally, Ortuso says that three STM buses were deployed along with the SIM disaster victim portable unit and members of the Red Cross.
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Excellent video. God bless the members of SIM for their heroic efforts. Likewise to all other first responders involved at the scene.
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Oh no!!! Salute to FD.... Very quick actions.. Wow!!! Superb!
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@@pascalmarch thirsty 4K GUY
Un très beau travail pour ces pompiers. Bravo 👍
Wow, thank God for these brave souls and the lives saved
Excellent ladder work, Montreal firefighters!
Excellente vidéo, très touchant , merci
Amazing. Glad nobody was seriously hurt. Bless the firemen who saved all those wonderful people. thanks to them they are alive.
Well i would imagine the one that died was seriously hurt
@@bensblues I did not see that in the video. But if there was a death well then that sucks.
Excellent video showing what firefighters do best! Having said that, if you live in a highrise building, DO NOT expect ladders going up every time. There are MANY buildings that are built too far from a roadway to effect ladder & tower rescues.
Great catch!
Fantastic Footage and Coverage!
Real Heroes✌🏻
Excellente vidéo thanks. Now retired since 10 years, I worked as dispatcher and in charge of the dispatch communication center for mtl dept. Remind me similar situations but fortunately rare. But one in winter time like at minus 25c having a fire chief request for big towing for a fire engine caught in the ice and need to be moved before the wall collapse knowing also people they helped in the cold. 👍👍👍👍
Thanks for your services
BLESSINGS FOREVER to ALL of you HEROES 🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤❤
Great job. Great clip.
Great job
Bravo aux pompiers, deux c' très d'angereux
so old people cant use stairs.. smart to have them living on 6th floor
Very Good !! thankx God!!
Pourquoi autant d'étages, pour ce type de clientèle.
fire is so scary
Good video!
Dommage pour la femme qui décédée dans cet incendie 🙏
C'est triste.
any longer version avalible?
Thanks for posting such a great video - sad about the death of the one person. The more recent investment of new apparatus by Montreal government is well highlighted in this particular situation.
Je ne peux pas m’imaginer
Thanks for the video! Any idea why the exterior attack?
That wasn't an interior attack. That hoseline was being used to cool the area and to try and prevent more exposure damage. You can see Members going up in the Tower to the 5th floor with 65mm (2.5") hose. Maybe there was a problem the with the elevators???
Très gros feu 🔥 !!
Quelle est l'origine?
Ma Graine
Apparemment, c'est un résident qui aurait accidentellement mis le feu dans sa cuisine.
@@valeriecasse1207
Merci pour l'information.
Les flammes étaient vraiment très grosses.
@@capitainebonhomme1609 c ou?
Very nice video!
Hurray! for our firemen💕
Great rescues but why no interior attack on the fire?
Saving lives come first material is second that't their mission
What makes you think there wasn't?
i can't believe that in today's day and age, they can't invent a ladder that comes down in 3 secs, lets the ppl off, then goes back up again in 3 secs. Why make them all have to go down 1 step at a time for 5 min with their heart racing. There should be a better invention for the ladder
I was just watching another video thinking the same thing. It’s just all so old school..it’s 2021, SURELY someone can come up with something a little more practical!
@@Sweetdrownsoda yes sarah, and i was also thinking, my knee is fukked from a sports injury. I can barely bend it. now how will i be able to go down 200 narrow steps when i can hardly bend my knee? or what if it's an 88 yr old woman with a cane or on a wheelchair? how is she going to go down 200 steps?? 1 fireman can't carry that person all the way down, especially that the steps are so narrow. and what if that person weighs 300 lbs? They should invent an electronic elevator that goes down in 10 secs. Also they'd save more lives if they invented it. Plus, maybe that elevator can put more than 1 person at a time on it.
@@claude878878 I think you’re onto something!!
Im surprised the crappy police didn’t step forward after the rescues and fine the people $1000s for violating Covid curfew! 😳😉
Not very funny
@Thomas Mercier-Cantin Good. It was not a joke. It is a reality.
Pauvre personnes qui on tout perdu et cette dame qui est finalement décédée c'est très triste.
Ohhh.... Vraiment tragique
Why didn’t the do a rapid interior attack, knock down the fire and ventilate the building? High rise firefighting 101!
I'll go out and say that's what the engine companies were setting up to do while the ladders, as seen in the video, were rescuing people.
Great job by the Montreal FD!
I will not be in a trap like that, I also can't afford it have a nice day ❤️❤️
Very sad, what if it happened after 8 pm? Evryone stay put?
Son verdaderos valerosos q hayuda
LOL!
i hope they're not gonna tell people to wear masks....loll
1625galt
Ohh du réchauffement climatique succulent