Three firefighters hurt in blaze

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Posted: 03/06/2013

BALTIMORE (WMAR) -  

Three firefighters were taken to a local hospital after they were hurt during a fire. 
 
The fire broke out just after 9:30 a.m. in the 2100 block of West North Avenue. Officials say three firefighters suffered burns while battling the flames. 
 
The firefighters conditions are all considered to be non-life threatening, however, they were all taken to Bayview Burn Center for treatment. 
 
At this time, crews are still working to extinguish the fire, but are making good progress.
 
The cause and origin of the fire is under investigation. 

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