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One seriously injured in Taylorsville house fire

Feb 1, 2022, 10:44 AM | Updated: 10:45 am

(Unified Fire Authority)

KSLTV.com

TAYLORSVILLE, Utah — Firefighters say one person was hospitalized in serious condition after a house fire in Taylorsville.

Unified Fire Authority public information officer Ryan Love said crews responded to a home near 5900 South and 3200 West Tuesday morning.

Love said one person was transported to an area hospital with second- and third-degree burns and possible smoke inhalation damages.

Love said there is fire damage to the basement and smoke damage on the main floor. The fire’s cause is currently under investigation, and crews reported the flames have been extinguished.

02/01/22 – @TvilleUT Structure Fire
Approx 5900 S 3200 W (Bernina Dr.)

Fire is currently out.
One patient transported w/ 2nd&3rd degree burns (serious condition) possible inhalation injuries.
Fire damage to the basement, smoke damage on main floor.
Cause is under investigation pic.twitter.com/Tn8VwUCtQz

— PIO Ryan Love (@pioRlove) February 1, 2022

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