COLUMBUS – A fire early Sunday morning at a Northside home sent one resident to the hospital for burns.
Columbus Fire and rescue responded at about 4 a.m. to the fire at 1614 Seventh Ave. N., Chief Duane Hughes said. He reported the blaze was under control within the hour.
A resident was taken to Baptist Memorial Hospital-Golden Triangle for burn treatment, Hughes added.
Hughes said he believes the fire started in the front living room. Its cause is being investigated.
Zack Plair is the managing editor for The Dispatch.
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