The intervention of firefighters from the Toul and Nancy-Gentilly barracks, under the command of Lieutenant Christophe Jacob, required closing access to rue Maréchal-Lyautey.
The fire broke out in an apartment early this Sunday afternoon. The alert was given around 1:50 p.m.
The building includes three apartments, the one on the second floor was damaged. Firefighters had difficulty intervening due to the smoke and the high heat.
Two hoses were needed to contain the fire. The only occupant of the apartment, a man in his sixties, was treated by firefighters, without needing to be transported to hospital.
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The clearing of the premises was underway in the middle of the afternoon as well as their ventilation. Firefighters were carrying out surveys and making sure the fire did not spread.
The origin of the fire remained unknown this Sunday.
The firefighters intervened with a large ladder and a fire van from the Toul barracks. Nancy-Gentilly traveled with an ambulance and a fire truck.
GrDF and Enedis were present as well as the duty assistant, Lionel Rivet.
The National Police secured access to this street.
