Firefighters in Guadeloupe responded to a fire at the Si An Ka care centre in Trois-Rivières on August 25, with the incident quickly brought under control. Fourteen firefighters were involved in the emergency response, according to local reporting.

The fire did not result in any reported injuries, and authorities said the 10 occupants of the facility did not need to be relocated.

The rapid response prevented the incident from developing into a more serious emergency and allowed the occupants to remain safely accommodated.

The incident highlights the importance of rapid emergency response and fire-safety measures at care facilities, particularly locations housing vulnerable residents.

Authorities will continue to assess the circumstances surrounding the fire and any necessary safety measures.

The Trois-Rivières incident is one of Guadeloupe's latest emergency-response stories as firefighters continue to play a critical role in protecting communities across the island.