UPDATE: A massive 4-alarm fire has erupted on Emslie Street in Buffalo, N.Y., sending flames shooting from a four-story building shortly after midnight Friday. Fire crews are currently battling the blaze, which has engulfed the first and second floors of the building, previously known as St. Ann’s Church.
Firefighters were on the scene as the fire quickly intensified, with thick smoke pouring from the structure. Eyewitness reports describe a chaotic scene as crews work urgently to control the inferno. The Buffalo Fire Department has mobilized multiple units to combat the spreading flames.
Authorities have yet to confirm the cause of the fire but are actively investigating. The City of Buffalo’s press office has been contacted for more information and updates on potential evacuations or injuries related to this incident.
As this situation develops, residents are urged to stay clear of the area around Emslie Street and Broadway. The rapid response from firefighters highlights the critical need for community safety and preparedness in the face of such emergencies.
Stay tuned for live updates as more information becomes available. This fire marks a significant event for the community, and the impact will be felt as authorities assess the damage and respond to any casualties.
Follow us for the latest as we monitor this urgent situation closely, bringing you real-time updates on the response efforts and implications for the Buffalo community.
