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Smoke spotted as plane crashes into building in Fullerton, California
The blaze, classified as a fourth-alarm fire, is currently being battled by multiple fire crews.
The Fullerton Police Department has confirmed a plane crash in the 2300 block of Raymer Avenue, prompting significant emergency response efforts.
Smoke and flames were visible at the site, and the incident has resulted in a fourth-alarm fire, with firefighters working diligently to contain the blaze.
Authorities have established a media staging area at the southeast corner of Raymer Avenue and Gilbert Street.
Details regarding casualties remain unknown at this time, and officials are actively working to assess the situation.
Evacuations have been ordered for residents and businesses in the 2300 block of Raymer Avenue as a precautionary measure.
The police have urged the public to avoid the area to ensure the safety of both civilians and emergency responders.
A Police Department Public Information Officer (PIO) is en route to provide additional updates. Investigators from the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) are expected to be involved in determining the cause of the crash.
Residents in the area are advised to stay clear of the site, follow instructions from emergency personnel, and monitor official updates for further information.
SURF CITY, N.C. — Emergency crews are battling a large multi-structure fire in Surf City that has already destroyed at least three homes and a large boat, according to reports from the scene and emergency radio traffic.
The blaze reportedly began near 5th Street, directly across from The Trailer Bar, and quickly spread to multiple nearby residences and a docked vessel.
Witnesses described seeing towering flames and heavy smoke visible from several blocks away as firefighters worked to contain the rapidly expanding fire.
Scanner reports indicate that multiple fire departments and emergency agencies from surrounding areas have been dispatched to assist Surf City Fire and Rescue in controlling the blaze and preventing it from spreading further.
Authorities have not yet confirmed the cause of the fire or whether there are any injuries.
Residents in the area were urged to avoid 5th Street and surrounding roads to allow emergency personnel full access to the scene.
This is a developing story, and additional updates will be provided as more information becomes available from Surf City officials and emergency services.