El Paso's Central area experienced a structure fire yesterday at the intersection of Montana Avenue and Gateway South. As reported by KFOX-TV, fire crews responded promptly and successfully extinguished the blaze. Fire investigators are currently looking into what triggered the event. Fortunately, there have been no injuries reported in the incident.
Details regarding the fire show that it was classified as a Condition 3, indicating a large fire with visible smoke and flames. According to KTSM, the El Paso Fire Department received the call just before 3 p.m. and, with effective cooperation among the fire crews, the situation was under control in less than thirty minutes, showcasing the department's efficiency in dealing with emergencies. Responding quickly to the call, the fire was promptly put out shortly after the fire crews arrived.
Further details reveal that the fire involved multiple vans at a tire shop within the reported area. Travelers were advised to expect detours and an estimated two-hour delay as the crews worked at the site. KVIA noted that while there have been no injuries reported yet, the situation is still developing, and updates will continue to be provided as more information becomes available.
