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Rescue 15 People and 15 Dogs in Fire in Tijuana; One Dog Died for Burns
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On the afternoon of this Tuesday, July 15, a fire registered in a quarter store located in the North Zone of Tijuana mobilized elements of the Fire Department, who managed to rescue 15 people and 15 dogs that were inside the building. The incident was reported through the emergency number 911. Related note: Fire in Hotel Room Causes the Eviction of More than 50 People in Tijuana; This happened In response to the call, the Central Fire Station de…
Tijuana, Baja California, July 15, 2025. Tijuana firefighters acted quickly and efficiently to control a fire that broke out this Tuesday in a tenement in the northern part of the city. Thanks to their efforts, they were able to rescue a total of 15 people and 15 dogs that were on the property. What happened during the fire? The first responders worked tirelessly to completely extinguish the fire, preventing it from spreading to nearby homes. Du…
15 people and 15 dogs were rescued on the afternoon of Tuesday, July 15th, from a tenement that caught fire in Tijuana's downtown area. Although no one was killed, unfortunately, no canine died due to burns. The incident occurred on Article 123 Street and Gonzalez Avenue in the Zona Centro neighborhood. The emergency number 911 was… Source
TIJUANA, JULY 15,2025.- Elements of the Fire Department of Tijuana, under the Ministry of Security and Municipal Citizen Protection (SSPCM), demonstrated their high level of commitment and humanism, by rescuing 15 people and 15 dogs from a fire in the North Zone on Tuesday afternoon. It was by means of a report to the emergency number 9-1-1 that the Central Fire Station, with 15 elements, responded to the call for help of the inhabitants of a qu…
Among the tasks carried out, firefighters provided first aid to a dog that suffered burns, but despite their efforts, it did not survive.
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