An elementary school in downtown Tokyo caught fire on Friday, but all 300 pupils and instructors were either saved or evacuated, according to officials. They stated that a lot of people were hurt while escaping, primarily from breathing in smoke, and that the precise number of casualties is being determined. The Takinogawa No. 3 Elementary School caught fire late on Friday morning, according to the Tokyo Fire Department, close to a music room on the top level of the four-story structure. According to the department, firefighters pulled three students and one instructor out of the building with non-life-threatening injuries.
An aerial picture of the site’s firefighters and rescues. Nobody was left behind, according to officials, and everyone else inside the building when the fire started had departed on their own to a nearby park. Eleven people were hurt, according to the Kyodo News Agency, including two kids with broken arms and a teacher with a damaged hip. While firemen battled the fire on the scene, television images showed black smoke rising from fourth-floor windows. Numerous fire engines were used. Later in the afternoon, the fire was put out.
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