08.11.2026 13:10
A fire broke out in an apartment on the first floor of a four-story building in the Çubuk district of Ankara. Due to the dense smoke enveloping the building, 6 people, including 1-year-old twin babies, were affected and taken to the hospital. It was learned that those taken to the hospital were not in life-threatening danger, while an investigation was launched to determine the cause of the fire.
In a fire that broke out in the living room of an apartment in Çubuk, thick smoke quickly spread through the building. Six people affected by the smoke were placed under treatment.
FIRE IN THE LIVING ROOM
On the first floor of a 4-story apartment building on Saçak Street in Cumhuriyet Neighborhood, a fire broke out for an as-yet undetermined reason in the living room of the apartment belonging to N.A. (64). Upon notification, fire and medical teams were dispatched to the area.
TWIN BABIES ALSO AFFECTED BY SMOKE
Due to the thick smoke that engulfed the building in a short time, the apartment owner N.A. was affected by the smoke. Y.B. (30), living on the upper floors, his wife M.B. (30), their 1-year-old twin children A.B. and G.B., and M.P. (21) were also among those affected by the smoke. With the intervention of fire crews, the fire was brought under control and extinguished.
SIX PEOPLE TAKEN TO HOSPITAL
Six people affected by the smoke were taken to hospital by ambulances after medical teams' initial intervention at the scene. It was learned that those taken to hospital were not in life-threatening condition.
FOCUS ON TRIPLE SOCKET
In the fire crews' initial assessment, it was stated that the possibility that the fire may have started from a triple socket mounted on the wall in the living room was being considered. An investigation was launched to determine the exact cause of the fire.