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Fire Reignites In Bridgeport Multi-Family Building

BRIDGEPORT, Conn. -- Authorities say no one was injured in either of the two fire incidents that occurred about 12 hours apart at a multi-family house on Merchant Street in Bridgeport, according to the Connecticut Post.

Bridgeport firefighters had to return to a multi-family house on Merchant Street Monday morning when a Sunday evening fire reignited. No one was injured in either incident, the CT Post says.
Bridgeport firefighters had to return to a multi-family house on Merchant Street Monday morning when a Sunday evening fire reignited. No one was injured in either incident, the CT Post says. Photo Credit: Facebook
Amy Maciaszek

The first fire broke out Sunday evening after a propane tank exploded, and the fire restarted early Monday, the Connecticut Post reported. Merchant Street was closed for several hours Monday morning as crews remained at the scene to wet the damaged three-story building, according to the Connecticut Post.

Authorities also closed down traffic in the area after the first incident at around 6 p.m. Sunday. When the second fire broke out at around 6 a.m. Monday, officials were able to evacuate nearby residents in the densely populated neighborhood, the Connecticut Post said.

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