"The Boston Fire Department battled a two-alarm fire at a multi-family home in Dorchester, which displaced two residents Tuesday. The fire at 25 Train St. started around 8:30 a.m. in the rear of the second and third floors, the fire department posted on X. In a video posted by the department, heavy flames are seen moving out of the second-story windows and spreading to the second- and third-floor back porches. Debris and ash can also be seen falling from the home."
"All the occupants of the home made it outside safely, the fire department said. Around 9 a.m., the department had extinguished the heavy flames on the exterior of the building. By 9:30 a.m., the fire was entirely extinguished, the department said. The resulting damages are estimated to be around $500,000, according to the department. One firefighter was transported to a local hospital via an ambulance, the department wrote. The condition of the firefighter is unknown at this time."
A two-alarm fire broke out at 25 Train St. in Dorchester around 8:30 a.m., originating in the rear of the second and third floors. Video showed heavy flames exiting second-story windows and spreading to second- and third-floor back porches, with debris and ash falling. All occupants evacuated safely. Firefighters extinguished exterior flames by about 9:00 a.m. and declared the fire fully out by 9:30 a.m. Damages are estimated at roughly $500,000. One firefighter was transported to a local hospital; condition is unknown. The Boston Fire Investigation Unit is probing the cause while crews monitor for hot spots.
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