L.A. Red Cross Responds To Major Apartment Fire

The L.A. Chapter of the American Red Cross responded to a fire in an 58 unit apartment fire in the Koreatown area near Downtown Los Angeles. Over 100 residents were affected when damage by the fire caused the apartment to be closed for repairs. Red Cross volunteers gave victims food, water, blankets and set up an emergency shelter at Robert F. Kennedy High School.
This video is accompanied with music, "Atlantean Twilight," by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com).

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• Fire
• American Red Cross
• Koreatown
• Los Angeles
• L.A.Fire Dept.
• Robert F. Kennedy High School
• volunteers
• shelter
• Kevin MacLeod

[luluxpotterdoughx]

Wow... I had no idea this happened I live around that area... I had no idea the gym of the school I attend was used as a home..

You guys are amazing for helping the people out :D

[DavideCarbonell]

Thank you for all your help this day.

David

[LAFD]

Bravo to those who volunteer and donate to the American Red Cross. The Los Angeles Fire Department is blessed to have the Los Angeles Chapter work alongside us on a daily basis.

Respectfully Yours in Safety and Service,

Brian Humphrey

Firefighter/Specialist

Public Service Officer

Los Angeles Fire Department

[rachelsciacca]

Thank you for all that you do.