A motorhome in Kelowna went up in flames overnight.
At around 2 a.m., on May 6, the Kelowna Fire Department received a report of a motorhome on fire in the 1900 block of Union Road.
Flames were seen coming through the roof of a 25-foot long class A motorhome upon arrival. Crews were able to contain the fire and quickly knocked it down.
One lone occupant and pet were able to escape thanks to a working smoke alarm. The occupant is now receiving medical care.
The fire is expected to be electrical in nature.
Kelowna Fire Department responded with three engines, rescue unit, safety officer, command vehicle, along with 14 personnel.
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