ALTAMONT SPRINGS, Fla. — Seven children and three adults were hospitalized — some as trauma alerts — after a fire tore through a Seminole County mobile home early Tuesday morning.

• 10 people — 7 of them kids — hospitalized after fire
• Fire marshal at the scene of Altamonte Springs fire
• American Red Cross is helping the residents

The Seminole County Fire Department responded to the fire at 6:50 a.m. on the 100 block of Alma Drive in Altamonte Springs.

All 10 suffered injuries from burns to smoke inhalation. Two of the children were listed as trauma alerts, according to department spokesperson Sharon Gregory. 

All of the children and one adult were sent to the Arnold Palmer Hospital for Children in Orlando, one adult was taken to Orlando Regional Medical Center and the other adult was taken to AdventHealth Altamonte Springs, Gregory told Spectrum News 13.

Of the three adults, one was a neighbor who is thought to be a relative and was the one who called 911, she said.

"It’s very devastating, not only the injuries, but this is their home and everything they possess," Gregory said.

The people in the double-wide mobile home with an extension were trying to get out of the home when firefighters arrived.

The state Fire Marshal's Office is at the scene, and the American Red Cross is helping the family. 

We have a reporter digging deeper into this story. Check back here for updates as they develop.