3-alarm fire overtakes metal plant in Pennsylvania
A massive blaze broke out in a metal manufacturing building in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, where reportedly at least 15 fire companies fought the flames. The cause and number of injuries are unknown.
The building, located in the small town of Croydon, belongs to the Metal Finishing Corporation. The fire was first reported around 5:00pm, and went from a two-alarm to three-alarm after 6:00pm, according to WCAU.
dhs_jules: RT NBCPhiladelphia: #BREAKING: Large Fire Breaks Out at Metal Corporation in Bucks County LIVE: … pic.twitter.com/mWwmlR9zNv
— Lawrence County EM (@LawrenceCOEM) March 24, 2017
Thick, black smoke continued to pour from the facility, despite efforts from at least 25 fire engines, including two ladder trucks, the Bucks County Courier Times reported.
#Breaking: Out-of-control fire at plant in Croydon section of #BristolTwp: https://t.co/XC9BOo6bYSpic.twitter.com/N7FPWKYzZy
— Bucks Courier Times (@CourierTimes) March 24, 2017
Chopper 6 CROYDON, Pa. -- Bucks County fire crews are battling a two-alarm blaze at a business in Croydon. pic.twitter.com/4rRAiFT6XL
— Stephen Monahan #27 (@n3hws) March 24, 2017
