Crews are actively fighting a large fire in Allentown, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday night. Residents living near the area are being urged to evacuate their homes.
Fire Details
According to Lehigh County Dispatch, the fire began at an old commercial building around 8:40 p.m. It is classified as a six-alarm fire, indicating its severity. The flames have also reached a residential property on the opposite side of the street.
Power Outages
PPL Electric Utilities has cut power to ensure safety, affecting approximately 3,600 customers in the vicinity.
Official Advice
Allentown officials have advised residents to remain indoors. People living on the 300 block of Front Street should leave their homes via their backyards to avoid the danger area.
Current Situation
Thus far, there have been no reports of anyone injured due to the fire. Efforts to control the blaze continue, and the situation is still developing.
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