LAKE COUNTY, Calif. – An early Saturday morning structure fire resulted in two people being flown out to regional trauma centers for the treatment of burns.

The fire in the 7200 block of Liberty Street in Nice was first reported just before 3:20 a.m. Saturday, according to radio reports.

Northshore Fire personnel arriving at the scene minutes later reported finding a fully involved mobile home with multiple other structures threatened.

Incident command reported that the home’s residents said that everyone was out of the home and accounted for, based on radio traffic.

Firefighters found one person with third-degree burns on both hands and another with smoke inhalation. Incident command requested an air ambulance respond for the burn victim.

A short time later, Cal Fire dispatch reported receiving a request from another unit at the scene for a second air ambulance due to locating a second burn victim.

The air ambulances landed at the Sutter Lakeside Hospital’s helipad, first one from CalStar followed by one from REACH, according to radio reports.

The Northshore Fire ground ambulance with the two burn patients arrived at the landing zone just before 4:30 a.m., just head of incident command reporting that the fire had been knocked down.

Incident command estimated that firefighters would need to do a few hours of mop up.

Also responding to the scene were the Northshore Fire Support Team and Pacific Gas and Electric, according to radio traffic.

Incident command requested Red Cross respond to provide assistance for five adults and two children.

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