Excerpts from Chicago.cbslocal.com: A high-rise fire broke out early Tuesday morning in the Loop, injuring six people. The incident occurred at 400 East Randolph Street, a building close to Maggie Daley Park, with the fire starting sometime after 12:30 a.m. According to initial reports, the blaze was confined to a single unit on the 32nd floor and appears to be electrical in origin, though the exact cause remains under investigation. During the response, five firefighters were briefly trapped in an elevator but were safely rescued without injury. A 60-year-old woman and a 77-year-old man who reside on the 32nd floor are currently hospitalized in serious condition. A third individual was also taken to the hospital, but their injuries are not considered life-threatening. Most of those injured suffered from smoke inhalation, which is a common concern in such incidents. Tragically, a resident’s pet cat also lost its life in the fire. Firefighters managed to bring the flames under control by around 1:30 a.m., and most residents have since been allowed to return to the building. From CFD Media on Twitter: 2-11 alarm EMS plan 2, 400 E Randolph. CFD is on scene. 400 E. Randolph update: EMS Plan 2 has been secured. One pet was lost in the fire. No Further Information. 4-1-10 2-11 alarm at 400 E. Randolph has been struck out. Fire is out. Three civilian transports to Northwestern (1 Male patient Red, 1 Female patient Red, 1 Male patient Yellow). Fire was contained to 1 unit on the 32nd Floor. No further Information. 4-1-10 CFD Media photo CFD Media photo Black Masking Tape,Red Masking Tape,Orange Masking Tape,Pink Masking Tape,Green Masking Tape Shenzhen An Bi Chang Packaging Material Co.,Ltd. , https://www.szabctape.com