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    You are at:Home»Local News»Manhattan Fire Department responds to two cooking fires in one day

    Manhattan Fire Department responds to two cooking fires in one day

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    By KMAN Staff on February 11, 2020 Local News, Manhattan
    Manhattan Fire Department crews respond to a structure fire at 415 Walters Dr.. (Photo courtesy of Manhattan Fire Department)
    Manhattan Fire Department crews respond to a structure fire at 415 Walters Dr.. (Photo courtesy of Manhattan Fire Department)

    The Manhattan Fire Department responded to the second cooking fire in one day when it responded to a structure fire at 415 Walters Dr., Apt. 1108, earlier today.

    Firefighters arrived to light smoke coming from the two-story apartment building and were able to contain the fire within 10 minutes.

    Losses amounted to about $3000 in structure damage and $1000 in building contents.

    The fire was accidentally caused by unattended cooking.

    Firefighters had previously responded to a cooking fire at 727 Crestwood Dr., Apt. 3.

    This fire was put out with a fire extinguisher and caused an estimated $1000 in losses.

    According to Assistant Fire Chief Ryan Courtright, cooking fires are the number one cause of fires in Manhattan and the United States.

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