Six people have been displaced from their Outer Sunset house by a two-alarm fire Sunday afternoon, the San Francisco Fire Department said.
The fire, at 1270 48th Ave., was reported at 2:46 p.m. Sunday. One person inside the house was evaluated by paramedics but elected not to go the hospital, firefighters said. The fire was declared under control by 4:15 p.m.
The American Red Cross was called in to assist the displaced residents.
At almost the same time, San Francisco firefighters were called to another structure fire only a block away in the Outer Sunset, at 1254 LaPlaya St. That blaze was put out within about 20 minutes; there were no injuries.
Both fires remained under investigation Sunday afternoon.
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