US Edition1 Person Dead in North York Encampment Fire
NORTH YORK, TORONTO, CANADA, JUL 3 – Flames up to 40 feet high and exploding propane tanks complicated firefighting efforts, with one fatality confirmed, authorities said.
- One person has died after an encampment fire in North York, according to Toronto paramedics.
- Fire Chief Jim Jessop reported flames reaching almost 40 feet high and several propane tanks exploded.
- The fire started behind a building near Eglinton and Victoria Park avenues.
- The origin of the fire is currently under investigation.
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