London Fire Department called to west London, Ont. apartment twice
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London fire crews responded to a west London apartment building unit twice on Sunday morning for two separate incidents.
London fire crews responded to a west London apartment building unit twice on Sunday morning for two separate incidents.
Emergency responders were called to 122 Base Line Rd. W. shortly after 10 a.m. Witnesses saw flames pouring out the west London apartment unit.
The building was evacuated as fire crews worked to contain the blaze in the second floor apartment.
Witnesses said it was the second time the fire department was called to the same unit. The first time was at approximately 6 a.m. Sunday.
Residents of the complex said the first call was for a mattress on fire, but were unsure of the reason for the second fire.
No injuries were reported in either incident.
The building is operated by London and Middlesex Community Housing.
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