April 6, 2022 — A pressure cooker malfunctioned and caused an overnight house fire in Louisiana, according to KATC News.
Firefighters responded to the accident on Saturday, April 2, at 12:44 AM in the 100 block of Appaloosa Street in Scott, Louisiana.
“Upon arrival, firefighters found a woman who was living in the home in her front yard. Heavy smoke was emitting from a front window as firefighters entered the home,” according to the report.
Firefighters quickly brought the blaze under control. The kitchen sustained moderate fire damage and the rest of the home had minor smoke damage.
The woman escaped uninjured after being alerted to the fire by the smell of smoke and the activation of smoke alarms.
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