A Spokesperson for Jerusalem’s Fire Department issued a statement on Tuesday stating that two apartments suffered severe fires due to Chanukah candles that were left burning without supervision.
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An unattended Menorah was the cause of a fast moving fire in Queens, Monday night.
It happened at around 7:15PM in a two-story home at 73-35 173rd Street in the Hillcrest section of Queens. Read more on Yeshiva World News
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A Spokesperson for Jerusalem’s Fire Department issued a statement on Tuesday stating that two apartments suffered severe fires due to Chanukah candles that were left burning without supervision.
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