CLEVELAND — A firefighter got hurt and a restaurant was destroyed after a fire in Ohio Sunday night.
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Cleveland firefighters responded to a fire near West 25th Street and Marvin Avenue, the department wrote on social media.
The fire started at Gargano’s and spread, CBS affiliate WOIO reported.
A water main break also forced firefighters to rely on water from distant fire hydrants.
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It was initially under control before the fire started up again.
“Fire resumed, the roof collapsed, parapets fell. Companies were able to protect exposures, including a gas station, but the fire building was lost,” Cleveland Fire said.
A firefighter suffered a minor injury.
Over 50 firefighters and 11 crews responded to the fire.
UPDATE on W.25th: water main break forced companies to relay water from distant hydrants. Fire resumed, the roof collapsed, parapets fell. Companies were able to protect exposures, including a gas station, but the fire building was lost. One firefighter suffered minor injury. pic.twitter.com/mWkpgIjJSG
— ClevelandFire (@ClevelandFire) July 22, 2024
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