The building fire that broke out in Dorchester late Friday night resulted in over $500,000 worth of damage, firefighters say.
A building fire that broke out in Dorchester late Friday night resulted in over $500,000 worth of damage, firefighters say.
All companies of the Boston Fire Department were working to put out the second-alarm fire at Alexander's Wine and Spirits at 757 Gallivan Blvd. around 11:15 p.m., according to firefighters. There was frozen water everywhere, as it was 24 degrees outside.
According to a tweet by the Boston Fire Department, there were "frozen water lines & fingers & toes," but the firefighters were "ready for whatever comes."
One firefighter was transported to the hospital for a hand injury, according to BFD. No other injuries were reported.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation. The building will be turned over to the owner, according to BFD.
