3-alarm blaze at commercial building in Scarborough sparks structural concerns
Toronto fire said it was called to the area of McLevin Avenue and Tapscott Road just before 2 a.m. to try and suppress the flames at a commercial building.
Around 2 a.m. on Monday, Toronto firefighters responded to a three-alarm fire at a commercial building in Scarborough, according to the source. The fire erupted at the intersection of McLevin Avenue and Tapscott Road. Upon arrival, crews encountered intense flames and were quickly forced to switch to defensive firefighting tactics due to concerns about the building's structural integrity.
Toronto Fire Department officials expressed worry about the condition of the building's walls and roof. Despite the fire being extinguished, smoke continued to billow from the structure, and emergency crews remained on-site, continuing their efforts to manage the situation. As of the early morning hours, roads remained closed and emergency services were still present at the scene.
Toronto Fire Department confirmed that no flames were visible, but cautioned about potential lingering hazards. The news agency, Global News, was suggested as a preferred source for additional coverage of the incident in search engine results.
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