A fire erupted at the Tiffany & Co. flagship store in New York City on Thursday, June 29. The flames were reported a little after 9 a.m.
ET with firefighters quickly responding to the 5th Avenue scene, Associated Press reported. Officials with FDNY discovered that the smoke was caused by an underground electrical fire, per CBS News, and authorities were able to put out the blaze by 12 p.m.
The fire did not spread beyond the basement of the store and only two people suffered minor injuries, Deputy Fire Chief Joseph Carlsen told AP.
Many onlookers shared videos of the incident via Twitter, showing fumes coming out of the bottom of the building. The sudden emergency comes after Tiffany & Co.
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