In all, three people were injured during the incident, Lokai said, one who was in the main apartment where the fire was and two who were injured while exiting the building. None of the injuries were serious, he said.
The cause of the fire is currently still being investigated. However, the battalion chief said that most of the damage was confined to the one apartment, and most of that was on the outside balcony, though some fire made its way into the building.
Other than the person living in the apartment that suffered most of the damage, nobody was displaced due to the fire, Lokai said.
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