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Two people were injured after a fire broke out at a home in the 3300 block of McElderry Street in east Baltimore Monday morning.
Fire officials said a child and an adult were taken for treatment. A total of five people, three children and two adults, lived inside the two-story home. All family members were able to escape.
Drivers should avoid the area of McElderry Street between Clinton Street and Highland Avenue.
FIRE reported in #Baltimore -avoid McElderry St.b/w Clinton St& Highland Ave.Stay w/ @ABC2News 4 latest developments pic.twitter.com/Ty3RAAUUFo
— ABC2 Traffic (@MarylandTraffic) May 15, 2017
A block of row homes affected by this fire on McElderry St. looks like the window was broken out on the second story. @ABC2NEWS pic.twitter.com/HMBePEVUsA
— Cassie Carlisle (@CassieABC2) May 15, 2017
Neighbor next door says fire started around 5:15 am and the home had two kids, 3 and 8 years old. pic.twitter.com/xqSguBrVPr
— Cassie Carlisle (@CassieABC2) May 15, 2017
McElderry St. fire. All family members made it out. 3 kids, two adults. @ABC2NEWS Neighbor said he heard windows blew out from fire. pic.twitter.com/6aQZXrDYIC
— Cassie Carlisle (@CassieABC2) May 15, 2017
