Firefighters: Over 1,000 gallons of water needed to douse car fire in Somers
Officials say it happened at a parking lot on Route 6.
•
Apr 4, 2024, 9:16 PM
•
Updated 482 days ago
Share:
More Stories
1:48
Paroled murder convict suffers 'cardiac event,' postponing bail hearing & potential release following new charge
1h ago1:59
Fire leaves behind heavy damage at Rye restaurant
1h ago1:18
12-year-old seriously injured in Middletown fireworks accident
1h ago
MTA proposes fare hikes for buses and rails
2h ago
High Noon issues recall on some products after some Celsius cans were filled with vodka seltzer
3h ago0:45
3 arrested in Montgomery smoke shop robbery after public tips
6h ago1:48
Paroled murder convict suffers 'cardiac event,' postponing bail hearing & potential release following new charge
1h ago1:59
Fire leaves behind heavy damage at Rye restaurant
1h ago1:18
12-year-old seriously injured in Middletown fireworks accident
1h agoMTA proposes fare hikes for buses and rails
2h agoHigh Noon issues recall on some products after some Celsius cans were filled with vodka seltzer
3h ago0:45
3 arrested in Montgomery smoke shop robbery after public tips
6h agoFirefighters say over 1,000 gallons of water was needed to put out a car fire in Somers on Thursday.
They say they we're responding to downed burning wires on Route 202 before they were called to the scene of fire in a parking lot on Route 6.
The cause of fire was not immediately known as of Thursday evening.
More from News 12
2:18
Storm Watch: Swapping heat for storms as cold front approaches
1:18
12-year-old seriously injured in Middletown fireworks accident
1:48
Paroled murder convict suffers 'cardiac event,' postponing bail hearing & potential release following new charge
1:59
Fire leaves behind heavy damage at Rye restaurant
0:45
3 arrested in Montgomery smoke shop robbery after public tips
0:43
