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This message comes from Eric Haak. He sent over some photos from the Still and Box Alarm that went out yesterday (March 30th) at 7041 South Green Street. These images were captured roughly 10 to 15 minutes after the initial call came in. Unfortunately, Eric didn’t get much time to take more pictures because the Chicago Police Department soon asked everyone to move away from the front of the building. As a result, these are the best shots he managed to snap under the circumstances.
Below is one of the photos he shared. It shows Chicago Fire Department Engine 54 at the scene of what appears to be an intense fire. The smoke is thick, and you can see firefighters already hard at work trying to contain the situation. This image really captures the urgency and chaos that often accompanies such incidents.
*Photo credit: Eric Haak*
Another shot highlights the source of the smoke—a house with significant flames coming from its attic. It’s clear that the fire has been burning for some time, and the intensity of the situation is evident in how dark and dense the smoke is. You can almost feel the heat radiating off the screen!
*Photo credit: Eric Haak*
The final picture shows firefighters in full gear as they work to put out the blaze and begin the overhaul process. They’re completely enveloped by smoke, which gives a sense of just how challenging their job is in these conditions. Despite the difficulty, they remain focused and determined.
*Photo credit: Eric Haak*
All in all, these images provide a vivid glimpse into the kind of work firefighters do daily—and the risks they take to keep our communities safe. Thanks to Eric for sharing these powerful visuals!
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