An extra-alarm fire caused a roof collapse Sunday at a factory in Pullman on the South Side.
The blaze was reported about 12:30 a.m. in the 1000 block of East 103rd Street, according to the Chicago Fire Department. A hazardous materials response was ordered because it was unclear what was inside the factory.
The incident was upgraded to a two-alarm fire and the roof of the building fell in, officials said.
The fire was under control shortly after 2:30 a.m., the fire department said. No injuries were reported, and crews remained at the scene putting out hot spots.
Update 2-11 @ 1001 E. 103rd St. No injuries reported at this time, All companies working 4-1-8 pic.twitter.com/9QsulHSUVw
— Chicago Fire Media (@CFDMedia) August 30, 2020
Update for the 2-11 Alarm / Level 1 Hazmat at 1001 E 103rd St has been struck out, No injuries reported at this time, companies chasing hotspots and rehabbing. NFI 4-1-8.
— Chicago Fire Media (@CFDMedia) August 30, 2020
