A fire broke out late Thursday evening at a care home in Äänekoski, Finland. Rescue services received the alarm from Sumiaistentie street before 11 PM.
The blaze started in a resident's wardrobe, where clothing ignited for unknown reasons. Care home staff successfully performed initial firefighting efforts before rescue crews arrived.
They contained the fire to the wardrobe area. Rescue services extinguished remaining embers and ventilated the space afterward.
No injuries occurred during the incident, but three people required evacuation to another fire section within the facility.
Authorities are jointly investigating the cause of ignition. The specific care home involved hasn't been officially named.
This incident highlights the constant fire risks in care facilities, where staff training proves crucial for preventing disasters. Quick action by employees clearly prevented more serious consequences in this case.