6 Displaced After 3-Alarm Fire Erupts In Dorchester

Boston MA

27 August, 2021

9:46 AM

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BOSTON — Fire crews battled a three-alarm house fire in Dorchester Friday morning. Deputy Fire Chief Mike Doherty said five adults and a child are now displaced. Boston fire shared pictures showing flames and smoke coming out of a 2-story home on Floyd Street shortly after 9 a.m. Heavy flames are seen coming out of the roof of the home. Crews are using a deck gun to help keep the flames from spreading to other buildings. Fire officials have ordered all firefighters off the roof. There is no word yet on any injuries or how the fire started. This is a breaking story, check back for more information. Heavy fire knocked down , major overhauling taking place. pic.twitter.com/9jHBafSg1V— Boston Fire Dept. (@BostonFire) August 27, 2021 Heavy fire showing on 66 Floyd Str. Companies ordered 2nd alarm right away. pic.twitter.com/EaFCLP0Lkj— Boston Fire Dept. (@BostonFire) August 27, 2021