SAN DIEGO (KUSI) – The 100 day COVID-19 vaccination campaign is proving very positive for the community of National City and ultimately the South Bay.
National City will host the region’s first and sole vaccination effort for eligible Sweetwater Red Devil students (16+older) on Thursday, April 29th at the Sweetwater High School campus.
This effort is in partnership with Sweetwater Union High School District, Sweetwater staff, Mayor’s office and the National City Fire Department.
All Red Devil parents were emailed the details along with the consent form and must email back by Monday, April 26th by 5pm in order to hold their student’s spot.
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Firefighters found very little smoke in the apartment and no real fire other than some smoldering fire that was put out quickly, Hernandez said.
After the investigation, Hernandez found that the fire was a result of an accident after a piece of clothing ignited while the victim was cooking on a stove.
The victim was described as a woman probably in her mid-70s and the man hospitalized was described as a 50 to 60 year-old.
There was no further information about the two victims. The fire was contained to that only apartment, Hernandez said.
Hernandez told NBC 7 it s important to mention that every year there is a campaign for seniors to make sure they are aware these types of accidents can happen.
2 people rescued from National City storm drain after being trapped by rushing water
Fire Dept crews in National City say two people were stranded in a tunnel and needed to be rescued as water begin to quickly rise. Author: LaMonica Peters (KFMB) Updated: 10:26 PM PST December 28, 2020
NATIONAL CITY, Calif. National City Fire officials say the two people trapped in the tunnel may have been living there and were caught off guard when the water came rushing in.
Battalion Chief Mark Beveridge said that they got a call from police for a water rescue.
They had reports that there were two people trapped inside but upon arriving, there was only one man in the tunnel.