Fire reported at Texas medical center

The Laredo Fire Department responded to reports of a fire at Laredo (Texas) Medical Center Monday, according to the Laredo Morning Times.

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Medical center officials said the fire was isolated in an electrical closet near the cardiac catheterization laboratory, according to the report.

In a statement to LMT, officials said the fire was contained and no injuries were reported. Out of caution, officials moved a “small number of patients … to rooms in other areas of the hospital” during the incident.

The fire department has since given LMC the “all clear” to continue treating patients, according to the report.

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