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Six firefighters suffered minor injuries and 12 residents were displaced by a four-alarm fire in an apartment building in Williamsburg.

The fire broke out after 11 p.m. at the three-story building at 65 Devoe Street.

It was finally extinguished at about 1:50 a.m., thanks to the efforts of 40 FDNY units and about 170 personnel.

Six firefighters suffered minor injuries, according to EMS radio. There were no injuries to residents.

According to [reports](https://abc7ny.com/brooklyn-fire-williamsburg-fdny-firefighters-hurt/11271584/), 12 residents of the building were displaced and being assisted with relocation.

Officials have not disclosed the cause of the fire.

Six Firefighters Injured, 12 Residents Displaced in Four-Alarm House Fire

Citizen user video shows a building on fire.

Firefighters are responding to an unconfirmed report of a house fire.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 65 Devoe St.

Firefighters have confirmed that a house is on fire and are working on extinguishing the flames.

According to a report, there are people trapped in the house fire, but this is unconfirmed.

Firefighters at the scene have several hoses outstretched to combat the flames.

Citizen user video shows a house fully engulfed in flames.

Additional firefighter units are en route to aid in controlling the flames.

Firefighters at the scene have two hoses outstretched, all visible fire has been extinguished.

According to the official twitter account of the Fire Department of New York, the fire has been upgraded to a three-alarm house fire.

Firefighters at the scene advised that the secondary search is underway.

Firefighters at the scene advised that the secondary search came out negative.

According to a report from firefighter, both secondary and primary searches are negative, no injuries reported yet.

According to the official Twitter account of the Fire Department of New York, the fire has been upgraded to a four-alarm house fire.

Citizen user video shows huge haze of smoke covering a large area around the four-alarm house fire.

Firefighters have reported that the gas and electricity supply to the house have been shut off.

Firefighters have reported that they have concluded the primary and secondary searches in the rear yard, the first, second, and third floors and they are negative. The fire is now under control.