Devastating House Fire in Southwest Las Vegas Leaves Multiple Missing and Injured

A severe house fire in southwest Las Vegas has resulted in a tragic situation, with multiple people reported missing and others injured. The incident occurred at a three-story residence located at 8332 Lorn Creek. Fire crews were dispatched to the scene due to reports of heavy fire involvement, and upon arrival, they found intense flames emanating from every window on the second and third floors.

Despite aggressive attempts to attack the fire from the inside, firefighters were forced to retreat due to the extreme heat and the structural instability of the building. The fire caused significant damage, with the floors completely burned through and the walls structurally questionable. A mother and a minor were reported to have jumped from a window and are currently being treated at UMC, with their conditions described as stable but injured.

The search and rescue operations are ongoing, with support from Clark County, the city of Las Vegas, the city of Henderson, and Nevada Task Force One. The investigation into the cause of the fire is also underway, although it is currently undetermined. The fire has affected neighboring homes, with one home experiencing broken windows due to radiated heat, but no severe damage was reported.

The family of the missing individuals has been notified, and authorities are working to provide additional updates as the situation develops. The incident highlights the dangers and complexities involved in firefighting and rescue operations in densely populated areas.