Thirty-two people were forced from their home on Christmas morning, after a fire in Clifton Park.

The fire broke out at an apartment building on Huntridge Drive around 2:45 a.m., the Red Cross said.

The fire was quickly put out, according to firefighters. The damage was mostly contained to an uninhabited apartment and a maintenance/utility room below that apartment. However, an electrical panel was badly damaged, and the building has no power.

A total of 32 people, including 29 adults, three kids and several pets were forced to leave for now. One person was taken to a hospital for smoke inhalation.

The Red Cross is now working to help the victims with shelter, food, clothing and health services.

NewsChannel 13 is working to get more information on this fire. We’ll bring you updates on WNYT.com as we get them, and on our later newscasts.