Dundalk Fire In Row Home Now Under Control (Photos)

DUNDALK, MD — A three-alarm blaze began in a row home in Dundalk is under control, officials said. The blaze began on Sunday morning on Highshire Court and spread to two other homes, officials said.

Though it is now contained, crews will stay at the scene to complete an overhaul, the Baltimore County Police and Fire Department said on Twitter.

Officials said one civilian was burned and had to be rushed to a hospital for the minor injury.

Crews were met with "heavy fire conditions," officials said. Crews arrived initially arrived at the scene around 10:30 a.m., WJZ-TV reported.

Further details weren't immediately released.

Photos from our reporter Zach on scene of the Dundalk Working Fire. pic.twitter.com/iB8lLYNY8U
— BmoreBreakingNews (@BaltimoreBNN) January 14, 2018

Crews operating on #ThirdAlarm #Dundalk fire. ^TBR pic.twitter.com/mdQcQyCUin
— BACO Public Safety (@BACOPoliceFire) January 14, 2018

Update: #Dundalk #ThirdAlarm fire has been placed under control. Crews will be remaining on scene to complete overhaul. ^TBR
— BACO Public Safety (@BACOPoliceFire) January 14, 2018

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