Fire Expands to Nearby Residential and Other Buildings
4300 Rising Sun Ave
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Summary
- Firefighters are actively working to extinguish a large fire at a recycling center on Rising Sun Avenue in Philadelphia.
Timeline
Firefighters are actively spraying water to control the blaze emitting heavy smoke.
Emergency vehicles are on scene managing a large fire producing heavy black smoke.
Black smoke is now also coming from a nearby residential building and another structure close by.
Firefighters continue battling heavy smoke at the recycling center.
Firefighters are actively battling a large blaze at the recycling center.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4300 Rising Sun Ave.
Firefighters are actively spraying water to control the blaze emitting heavy smoke.
Emergency vehicles are on scene managing a large fire producing heavy black smoke.
Black smoke is now also coming from a nearby residential building and another structure close by.
Firefighters continue battling heavy smoke at the recycling center.
Firefighters are actively battling a large blaze at the recycling center.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4300 Rising Sun Ave.
Firefighters are actively spraying water to control the blaze emitting heavy smoke.
Emergency vehicles are on scene managing a large fire producing heavy black smoke.
Black smoke is now also coming from a nearby residential building and another structure close by.
Firefighters continue battling heavy smoke at the recycling center.
Firefighters are actively battling a large blaze at the recycling center.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4300 Rising Sun Ave.
Firefighters are actively spraying water to control the blaze emitting heavy smoke.
Emergency vehicles are on scene managing a large fire producing heavy black smoke.
Black smoke is now also coming from a nearby residential building and another structure close by.
Firefighters continue battling heavy smoke at the recycling center.
Firefighters are actively battling a large blaze at the recycling center.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4300 Rising Sun Ave.
Firefighters are actively spraying water to control the blaze emitting heavy smoke.
Emergency vehicles are on scene managing a large fire producing heavy black smoke.
Black smoke is now also coming from a nearby residential building and another structure close by.
Firefighters continue battling heavy smoke at the recycling center.
Firefighters are actively battling a large blaze at the recycling center.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 4300 Rising Sun Ave.
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Praying no casualties.
Bru who recording ts?
Bruh get in the house if u ain’t fina record better
It’s them lithium batteries exploding catching the trash on fire
Never put them in the trash take them to a city sanitation depot one on Delaware and Lewis another on state road and ashburner
Praying no casualties.
Bru who recording ts?
Bruh get in the house if u ain’t fina record better
It’s them lithium batteries exploding catching the trash on fire
Never put them in the trash take them to a city sanitation depot one on Delaware and Lewis another on state road and ashburner
Praying no casualties.
Bru who recording ts?
Bruh get in the house if u ain’t fina record better
It’s them lithium batteries exploding catching the trash on fire
Never put them in the trash take them to a city sanitation depot one on Delaware and Lewis another on state road and ashburner
Praying no casualties.
Bru who recording ts?
Bruh get in the house if u ain’t fina record better
It’s them lithium batteries exploding catching the trash on fire
Never put them in the trash take them to a city sanitation depot one on Delaware and Lewis another on state road and ashburner
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Praying no casualties.
Bru who recording ts?
Bruh get in the house if u ain’t fina record better
It’s them lithium batteries exploding catching the trash on fire
Never put them in the trash take them to a city sanitation depot one on Delaware and Lewis another on state road and ashburner