Los Angeles warehouse goes up in flames
The Los Angeles Fire Department upgraded the warehouse fire to 'major emergency status' late Sunday night
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}A vacant warehouse in Los Angeles, California, went up in flames Sunday evening, with fire shooting through the roof as fire officials attempted to tame the flames.
The massive fire started shortly after 9 p.m. Sunday in a building in the Woodland Hills neighborhood.
Fire shoots through the roof of a warehouse in Los Angeles, California. (KTTV)
Footage of the fire was taken from above the burning building Sunday night while fire crews tried to put it out. Smoke from the warehouse could be seen from a distance, Fox 11 reported.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}More than 80 firefighters were called in to battle the blaze.
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The fire resulted in major structural damage inside the warehouse, making it difficult to reach areas of the fire with hoses. The Los Angeles Fire Department said in a statement that the fire had been elevated to "major emergency status" late Sunday night.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}"The building is fully involved and the structural integrity of the building is starting to fail along at least one corner," the fire department said in the statement.
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A firefighter battles a major warehouse fire in Los Angeles. (KTTV)
"There are no injuries reported and no other structures threatened. Traffic will be heavily impacted in the area and drivers are advised to avoid the area. This will be an extended operation," the department continued.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Firefighters were able to put out much of the fire in just over an hour but fire crews continued to work on the blaze, according to Fox 11.
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More than 80 firefighters were assigned to work on the massive warehouse fire in Los Angeles. (KTTV)
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}It remains unclear what caused the fire. The fire department's Arson and Counter-Terrorism division is investigating.