Two "critical victims" were rescued from a building fire in San Francisco Wednesday morning.
One victim was rescued by a construction worker and another was rescued by firefighters from the second floor of a building near 25th Street and Connecticut Street, according to San Francisco fire officials.
The second floor of the building was vacant, officials said. It wasn't immediately clear what started the fire.
The two victims suffered critical injuries and five people were displaced due to the blaze, the fire department's spokesperson told NBC Bay Area.
Early morning fire at public housing unit in #PotreroHill has left 2 ppl. in critical condition, displaced a family of 5 (pictured with family dog). A grounds crew worker helped call in the fire, and help one victim get assistance. Story @nbcbayarea 11 am pic.twitter.com/SoioBlq4Vi
— Sam Brock (@SamNBCBayArea) January 2, 2019
No other information was immediately available.
