A major fire broke out early Tuesday morning in a multi-story building located on Rue Louis Plana in Toulouse, France. Firefighters arrived at the scene around 9 a.m., but the flames quickly spread to the upper floors, making the situation more dangerous. Several occupants were injured while trying to escape the fire, with some reports indicating that individuals jumped from windows to get out. Three people are reported to have suffered injuries, possibly including fractures to their feet. Firefighters worked quickly to control the blaze and rescue residents, using two large ladders to reach higher floors. According to preliminary reports, several people were affected by mild intoxication from the smoke, which can cause dizziness and difficulty breathing. The cause of the fire is still under investigation, though some local sources suggest that the building had been occupied by squatters for several weeks prior to the incident. Toulouse is a city in the southern part of France, known for its rich history and cultural heritage. The fire has raised concerns about building safety and the conditions of structures that may not be regularly maintained. Authorities are expected to release more details about the cause of the fire and the extent of the damage in the coming days. Emergency services have confirmed that the situation is now under control, and no further injuries have been reported. The building, which was not immediately identified by name, is being assessed for structural integrity. Investigations are ongoing to determine whether the fire was accidental or if other factors played a role.