A fatal fire incident occurred in Carmona, Seville, early this morning, resulting in one death and five people injured. The event was reported to Emergency 112 by the Andalusian Presidency through the Ministry of Interior, Social Dialogue and Administrative Simplification, and the situation was swiftly coordinated by local authorities.
The fire erupted just before 03:00, prompting a swift influx of calls from concerned residents seeking urgent assistance. The blaze began on the first floor of a residential building on Pilar de Los Limones street, according to the initial press release from the coordination center. In response, the City Council Fire Brigade was dispatched immediately, alongside the Health Emergency Center (CES) 061, the Civil Guard, and the Local Police, all converging on the scene to manage the emergency and safeguard residents.
Reportedly, one person lost their life and five others were injured, all of whom were transported to hospitals in Seville for treatment. The incident prompted a rapid evacuation and medical triage, with responders prioritizing the safe extrication of occupants and the stabilization of those affected before transport. The coordination center worked to establish perimeter control and ensure that medical teams could reach the most severely affected individuals without delay.
Fire crews located the origin of the fire in the living room area of the residence and conducted a rescue operation for at least one person who attempted to escape the flames by leaping from a balcony. According to the response report, there were three adults and two minors present in the home at the time, with the deceased individual identified as one of the adults. Local authorities stressed the importance of early warning and rapid evacuation in preventing further harm, while investigators began assessing the cause of the blaze and confirming the safety of surrounding units.
As the investigation continues, the public is advised to follow updates from official channels for information on safety measures, casualty figures, and any potential ongoing hazards in the area. Emergency services stressed ongoing support for affected families and promised a thorough review of the incident to improve future response protocols. The community is reminded to maintain awareness of smoke detectors, fire exits, and clear access for emergency responders, especially during night hours when visibility is limited. Citations: Emergency 112, Andalusian Presidency, Ministry of Interior, Social Dialogue and Administrative Simplification; local authorities; health services [Source: Emergency 112; Andalusian authorities].