Hearth burns professional making in Burien early Tuesday early morning
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A hearth burned a industrial making situated at 137 SW 154th Road in Burien early Tuesday early morning, Aug. 3, 2021.
Numerous fire models from Burien/Highline, Tukwila, and Puget Seem Fireplace responded to the blaze at close to 3:30 a.m.
UPDATE: Before – as initially referenced in a dispatch simply call tweet – we posted that the hearth appeared to be at the Andrew Property Condos, a 16-device constructing positioned at 124 SW 154th Road. Having said that, the blaze was truly southwest and throughout the street from that sophisticated in a vacant constructing positioned at 137 SW 154th Street.
Personnel put up fencing about the burned vacant setting up at 137 SW 154th Road in Burien on Tuesday, Aug. 3, 2021. Image by Scott Schaefer.
The north aspect of the burned making. Photo by Scott Schaefer.
Movie shot soon soon after the first units arrived exhibits the framework absolutely engulfed.
No phrase yet on the bring about, irrespective of whether there had been any injuries or if any citizens ended up displaced.
The King County Sheriff’s Place of work Fire Investigation Unit is investigating.
“Please stay away from the location,” King County Fireplace District No. 2 tweeted at 6:02 a.m.
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DISPATCH: Commerical Framework Hearth – Confirmed @ 124 SW 154TH ST, BURIEN.Responding Dept: Burien
Device(s): L329, E328, E319, E318, A328, B345, B352, UFINFO, UFCH, UFBC, TIMER4#KingCountyFire2 #Burien— South King County Fireplace Dispatches (@SKCFDispatches) August 3, 2021
Business Fire in Burien approx 3:30am this morning. Fireplace units from Burien/Highline, Tukwila, & Puget Seem carry on to strike incredibly hot places. pic.twitter.com/inaiuv2Ugk
— Puget Sound Fire (@PugetSoundFire) August 3, 2021
Video clip Soon just after to start with models arrived. pic.twitter.com/4nVY0HYis9
— Puget Seem Fireplace (@PugetSoundFire) August 3, 2021
Commercial fire this early morning, presently beneath investigation, off the 100 and 200 block of 154th street. You should keep away from the space. pic.twitter.com/h2QMLzHGIX
— King County Fireplace District #2 (@KingCountyFire2) August 3, 2021
