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Fire Rips Through Molino Mobile Home; Woman, 84, Sent To Hospital
April 27, 2012
An 84-year old woman was transported to an area hospital following a Thursday afternoon fire near Molino.
Fire ripped through the roof of the home, causing extensive roof and smoke damage to the double wide mobile home in the 4000 block of White Ash Road just after 4 p.m.
A female occupant was able to escape the fire, which appeared to start in the kitchen of the home. She was transported by Escambia County EMS to Atmore Community Hospital with breathing difficulties, possible due to an underlying medical condition aggravated by the fire, authorities said.
The exact cause of the blaze is under investigation by the Florida State Fire Marshal’s Office.
The Molino, Century, McDavid and Walnut Hill stations of Escambia Fire Rescue responded to the fire.
Pictured above and inset: Fire ripped through the roof of this mobile home on White Ash Road near Molino Thursday afternoon. Submitted photos by Sabrena Padgett for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge. Pictured below: The mobile home following the fire. Submitted photos for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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5 Responses to “Fire Rips Through Molino Mobile Home; Woman, 84, Sent To Hospital”
This is my best friends house & we all thank God that Nanny wasn’t injured really bad. My friend has had more than her share of bad things happen to her, so please everyone,keep Renee & Nanny in your prayers. These are two women that only deserve the very best. We all love & care about you two very much.
Thank you sabreana for the update,happy to hear she will be ok
wow. i’m glad she made it out alright i was at the er with my mom when they got the call and brought her in, under the circumstances it sounded like she was doing fairly good. they later transported her to usa i believe but god was watching over her and thank god for the neighbor that helped her too….she’ll get better just hope her hand and head are healing fast
Thank you to all the fire dept. that responding to this fire in such a timely manner. This is our neighbors and from the time of our call to 911 the first fire truck rolled in within 8 minutes. And “Grandma Smith” is doing better at USA in Mobile. Thank you God. Continue to pray for this family.
Powerful thanks to our firefighters. Praying for this lady’s recovery.