Fire in Berlin Subway Railway Station Injures Four

Firefighters extinguish a fire in the row of shops in the Uncle Tom's Hut subway stat
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BERLIN (AP) – A fire broke out in a subway station in Berlin, injuring four people, one seriously, the German news agency dpa reported Monday.

The fire broke out late Sunday and 120 firefighters were still fighting the flames Monday morning, but said the fire was mostly under control.

The cause of the fire, which started at a store inside the Onkel Toms Huette station in the city’s southwest Zehlendorf neighborhood, was not immediately known.

The fire quickly spread to two other stores overnight and several people living nearby had to leave their homes because of the smoke, dpa reported.

Police investigators are standing in the subway station Uncle Tom’s hut in Zehlendorf after a major fire in the station in Berlin, Germany, Monday, Nov. 16, 2020. Four people have been injured, one of them severely, when a fire broke out in a subway station in Berlin. The German news agency dpa reported Monday that the fire broke out late Sunday and 120 firefighters were still fighting the flames Monday morning, but said the fire was mostly under control. (Michael Kappeler/dpa via AP)

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