8 Firefighters Injured Battling Multi-Alarm Fire in Chelsea, Massachusetts

The fire on Bellingham Street broke out Monday afternoon and grew to four alarms

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Fire crews are investigating the cause of large fire at a three-story building in Chelsea, Massachusetts.

The fire on Bellingham Street broke out Monday afternoon and grew to four alarms.

Three firefighters were injured after a partial collapse of the building.

In all, eight firefighters were injured. None of the injuries are considered life-threatening.

Nine adults and three children were displaced.

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