Three Oklahoma firefighters were injured when their fire truck rolled over while they were operating at a brush fire while another was hurt in an unrelated crash.
Rosston Firefighter Chris Campbell suffered second and third-degree burns while another suffered a brain bleed. The nature of the other crew member is unknown. However, all were transported to a hospital for treatment, news9 reported.
Another Beaver County firefighter, also involved in the wildland fire response, was injured in an unrelated wreck.
Multiple wildfires across Oklahoma this week have burned at least 155,000 acres and threatened structures.
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