13 received medical help yet to be known what led up to last night's fire at a building in Pristina

A building of “Lesna-s” in the Kalabria district of Pristina is involved by fire last night.

Thirteen people got medical help after the fire.

So has Kosovo Police spokeswoman for the Pristina region Flora Ahmeti indicated after that.

Ahmeti has said the fire has already been put under control.

The fire is located by firemen. Based on current data, the number of people who have been offered medical treatment reaches thirteen (13). For details about the case, you will be notified after completing the necessary investigative and procedural examinations by competent institutions.”, she has said.

The images of when the building was burning were heavy. In the video sent by a Gazeta Express reader, there are residents trapped in the fire - filled building.

Locked residents are talking to police teams all the time.

As readers say, rescue teams came to the scene and are trying to remove stranded residents.

Express had secured all images from the scene.

Two children were first saved and then other residents trapped inside the building.

Abdusamat Shkodra, deputy fire commander, spoke after the evacuation of some residents in Pristina's “Emshire” quarter after a building was involved in fire.

He said they are firefighters have done what they are called for, adding that the situation is now under control.

“We received the information that a car is being written in the neighborhood “Emshire”. Firefighters' teams have immediately appeared at the scene and started firing. There were two cars in the garage, which were positioned in garages. The teams immediately did the extinguishing of the fire, but they also had the evacuation of citizens who were in the building - those who needed it. Some 15 people were evacuated from the” building, he declared.

It was hard, but we're called, and we're professional to do these evacuations. The teams have been distributed all directions, made evacuation by ladder, and everything is now under control”, he said.

At the scene, Pristina chairman Progress Rama, who has expressed relief that there have been no victims.