Dozens evacuated as fire breaks out in Buenos Aires skyscraper

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More than 100 people evacuated after fire in luxury skyscraper in Argentina

Fire spread through several floors of the 50-floor building

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By Ángeles Raffaele, CNN en Español An apartment building burned down in the neighborhood of Puerto Madero, in the city of Buenos Aires, and 100 people had to be evacuated, according to the Ministry of Security in the Argentine capital. The fire started on the 11th floor and then moved to the upper floors of the structure located at Marta Lynch 551, between Aimé Paine and Av. de los Italianos, according to a statement from the authorities. Gover…

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Dozens evacuated as fire breaks out in Buenos Aires skyscraper

Forty people were treated for smoke inhalation after the fire broke out in the Argentine capital.

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Potentially linked to a problem in the air conditioning system on one of the floors of the gigantic tower, located in the heart of a business district of the Argentine capital, the fire was controlled by the firefighters. Eight people received assistance in the form of an air...

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CNN Radio Argentina Alberto Crescenti, head of SAME, spoke this Tuesday on CNN Radio about the evacuation operation in a tower in Puerto Madero located at 551 Marta Lynch and the work of the firefighters: “We didn't have to mourn victims.” “The fire started at 12:55 and started on a 10th floor, then went to the 11th and 12th. We declared a red alert, mobilized the security system and evacuated about 100 people from the building. Now we hope that…

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This is the building located in Marta Lynch at 551. They evaluated 50 patients, among which there were 14 with carbon monoxide inhalation.