A fire was reported Friday at the Flight 93 National Memorial, the location commemorating the Sept. 11, 2001 terror attacks in Stonycreek Township, Pennsylvania.
Pittsburgh station KDKA described the fire as “major” and reported it has burned three administrative buildings. A spokesperson for the National Park Service, the site of the memorial, said no injuries had been reported.
The cause of the fire was unknown. Pennsylvania news station WJAC reported the fire at about 3:30 p.m. ET.
Little information remains available, though the station reported that all National Park Service staff have been evacuated.
#BREAKING: Major fire, smoke seen rising from fire at National Park Service office at Flight 93 National Memorial. pic.twitter.com/5KgcGBOgPr
— Tim Williams (@realtimwilliams) October 3, 2014
HAPPENING NOW: National Park Service office at Flight 93 National Memorial is on fire. Details to follow pic.twitter.com/h44ch60y92
— CBS 21 News (@CBS21NEWS) October 3, 2014
National Park Service said all staff were evacuated safely, no injuries
— 6 News (@WJACTV) October 3, 2014
This post has been updated.
