Dog dies as over 100 SF firefighters respond to fire at apartment building near Twin Peaks
SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- San Francisco Fire crews battled a two-alarm apartment building fire in the Twin Peaks area Tuesday morning.
The department says a dog that was rescued has died from its injuries, but no one else was hurt and all residents were able to self-evacuate.
Over 100 firefighters have responded to the scene around 9 a.m., where a four-story building was burning. It's at 10 Argent Alley, which is in the upper portion of Market Street.
SFFD says that there were fires on the third and fourth floors, but there is damage to all floors.
Captain Jonathan Baxter says that property owners were able to tell firefighters what residents might need assitance and what units they were in.
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They say there's fire on multiple floors, but no injuries have been reported.
It's unclear how the fire started.
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