Fire in a resort city in New Jersey

The planned embankment and numerous buildings-shops and residential buildings-in the resort town of Seaside Park in the state of New Jersey are covered by a flame. The fire was awarded the sixth, the highest category of complexity. The victims are not reported. The cause of the fire is also unknown.

Most of the buildings adjacent to the embankment, including in the coastal amusement park, wooden, which contributes to the spread of fire. Many restaurants store propane cylinders, and local residents heard several loud explosions, reports the New York correspondent of the RS.

The radius of the damage zone reaches four quarters. The initial focus of the fire was a stall selling ice cream.

The burning section of the beach promenade, according to the ABC television channel, is the only restored after the destruction caused by last year's hurricane "Sandy".