First responders pulled people from about six homes in Atlantic City, including three that were reportedly injured, during a fire along Belfield Avenue.
First responders in New Jersey pulled at least 10 people from danger on Wednesday afternoon as a fire tore through at least six homes on Belfield Avenue in Atlantic City.
According to police, the fire -- which was reportedly under control by about 2:45 p.m. -- began about an hour earlier, with four people reportedly saved from homes along that block by about 1:30 p.m. Avoid the area of the Belfield Avenue in reference to fire department activity. This includes New York Avenue to Kentucky Avenue on both Atlantic and Pacific Avenues.
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