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A 10-year-old girl was rescued from a burning mobile home on Thursday morning in Phoenix, and three people were displaced, according to the Phoenix Fire Department.<\/p>\n
Crews were dispatched about 10:45 a.m. to reports of a mobile home fire near 29th Avenue and Van Buren Street, according to an email from Capt. DJ Lee, a Phoenix Fire Department spokesperson.<\/p>\n
Firefighters arrived to find the home fully engulfed in flames and starting to spread to a neighboring unit, but they contained the fire and prevented further damage.<\/p>\n
Before firefighters arrived, a bystander pulled the girl from the burning home, Lee said in the email.<\/p>\n
Juan David Solano Cer\u00f3n, who works at Agencia Llantera, a tire shop across the street, said he ran over after hearing two women screaming outside the trailer.<\/p>\n
He found the girl unconscious on the floor near the mobile home’s entrance and carried her out. The door was unlocked, he said.<\/p>\n
Fire crews evaluated the child for smoke inhalation at the scene before she was taken to a hospital for further care. A fire department spokesperson said she was taken in stable condition.<\/p>\n
Three residents were displaced, officials said. The Phoenix Fire Department’s Community Assistance Program was helping the family with emergency needs.<\/p>\n
No firefighters were injured, and the cause of the fire remained under investigation.<\/p>\n