Wildfire near Williams out of control, some homes evacuated air tankers on way from CaliforniaOctober 3rd, 2009 Fire near Williams growing, some homes evacuatedWILLIAMS, Ariz. — Authorities say a fire that began as a controlled burn but was whipped out of control by gusty winds has prompted home evacuations in a small northern Arizona city surrounded by forest.
Schwarzenegger visits victims of Mexico day care fire are being treated at Sacramento hospitalJune 27th, 2009 Schwarzenegger visits victims of Mexico fireSACRAMENTO, Calif. — California Gov.
Ohio hospital officials: 3-year-old girl injured in Mexico day care fire has diedJune 27th, 2009 Child burned in Mexico fire dies at Ohio hospitalCINCINNATI — Officials at an Ohio hospital say a 3-year-old girl being treated for injuries sustained in a fire at a day care center in Mexico has died. Officials at Cincinnati's Shriners Hospital for Children say the 3-year-old girl died Friday afternoon.
Girl, 3, dies from wounds in Mexico day care fire, bring death toll to 47June 22nd, 2009 47th child dies from Mexico day care fire woundsMEXICO CITY — A 3-year-old girl has died of wounds from a fire at a northern Mexican day care, bringing the death toll from the disaster to 47 children, authorities said Monday. Jimena Alvarez died at a hospital Sunday, more than two weeks after the fire at the day care center in the northern city of Hermosillo, the Sonora state Health Department said in a statement.
Death toll from Mexican day care fire rises to 46 with death of 3-year-old boyJune 13th, 2009 Death toll from Mexican day care fire rises to 46MEXICO CITY — A health official says the death toll from a day care center fire in northern Mexico has risen to 46 following the death of a toddler. Sonora state Health Secretary Raymundo Lopez Vocovich says the 3-year-old boy died Friday at a hospital in the central city of Guadalajara.
Mexican official: No alarms, extinguishers in warehouse next to day care centerJune 11th, 2009 No alarms in building next to Mexican day careMEXICO CITY — There were no fire alarms or extinguishers in a warehouse where a fire started that spread to an adjacent day care center and killed 44 babies and toddlers, Mexican authorities said Wednesday. Federal Attorney General Eduardo Medina-Mora confirmed that overheating in an air conditioning system caused the fire at the warehouse for cars, tires and paperwork in the northern city of Hermosillo.
California hospital treating 4th victim from deadly Mexico day care fire; more expectedJune 10th, 2009 4th victim from Mexico fire arrives in Calif.SACRAMENTO, Calif. — A fourth young burn victim from a deadly Mexican day care center fire has arrived in California for treatment.
Mexico day care fire turns spotlight on burn center at Shriners hospital in CaliforniaJune 10th, 2009 Young victims of Mexico fire find relief in Calif.SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Among the latest patients airlifted to a hospital in northern California are four little children who face weeks, if not months, of care.
Calif. doctors begin grueling treatment for 3 children burned in Mexican day care fireJune 8th, 2009 Calif. doctors begin treating Mexico fire victimsSACRAMENTO — Doctors at a Northern California hospital have begun what they say will be months of treatment for three toddlers who were badly injured in a fire that killed 42 infants and toddlers at a Mexican day care center. A 3-year-old boy who suffered burns over about half his body was scheduled to begin skin graft surgery Sunday at Shriners Hospitals for Children Northern California in a procedure that was to last up to 4 hours.
California doctors begin grueling treatment for 3 children burned in Mexican day care fireJune 8th, 2009 3 Mexico day care fire victims treated in Calif.SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Doctors at a California hospital have begun what they say will be months of treatment for three youngsters who were badly injured in a fire that killed 44 infants and toddlers at a Mexican day care center.
Toll from Mexico day care center fire hits 44; governor says no one immune from investigationJune 8th, 2009 Mexico probes day care fire, death toll hits 44MEXICO CITY — A Mexican governor vowed Monday to fully investigate a fire at a day care center that killed 44 children and left dozens fighting their lives, assuring the public that no one will be immune to the probe. The Sonora state health department reported that one child died Sunday from injuries suffered in the blaze at the ABC day care in Hermosillo, and 2-year-old girl died Monday shortly before she was to board a flight to California for treatment.
Mexico day care fire kills 38 children; father rams pickup through to reach babies, toddlersJune 7th, 2009 Mexico day care fire kills 38 childrenHERMOSILLO, Mexico — Grieving parents began burying their children after a devastating daycare fire killed 38 infants and toddlers in a tragedy that stunned Mexico and prompted its president to promise a thorough investigation. The family of 2-year-old Maria Magdalena Millan dropped white roses onto her casket and attached a Dora the Explorer balloon to the cross marking her grave at one of the first funerals held Saturday.
Mexican day care fire victims treated at Shriners hospital in Sacramento for severe burnsJune 7th, 2009 Mexican day care fire victims taken to SacramentoSACRAMENTO, Calif. — Two 3-year-old children who were among dozens injured in a fatal day care fire in northern Mexico were being treated Saturday at a regional pediatric burn center in Sacramento.
3-year-old Mexican day-care fire victim to undergo lengthy surgery in Northern CaliforniaJune 7th, 2009 Mexican day-care fire victim to undergo surgerySACRAMENTO — A 3-year-old boy who was badly burned in a fire that killed 42 infants and toddlers at a Mexican day care was scheduled to undergo several hours of skin graft surgery, a Sacramento pediatric hospital official said Sunday. The boy was burned over about half his body.
Mexican day care fire victim treated at Shriners hospital in Sacramento for severe burnsJune 7th, 2009 Mexican day care fire victim treated in SacramentoSACRAMENTO, Calif. — A 3-year-old girl severely burned in a day care fire that killed 38 children in northern Mexico was being treated Saturday at a regional pediatric burn center in Sacramento, and a second victim of the tragedy was on the way.
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