Crews work to extinguish car fire in downtown Minneapolis parking ramp

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On Sunday afternoon, a car fire broke out in a parking ramp adjacent to Target Field in Minneapolis, creating a dramatic scene for fans attending a Twins game. Smoke billowed ominously above the stadium, prompting a swift response from fire crews who rushed to the scene to extinguish the blaze. The incident occurred in Ramp B on 2nd Avenue N. , where eyewitness Luke Grothe captured compelling footage of the fire response. Despite the alarming visuals, details regarding injuries or the cause of the fire remain unconfirmed.

The presence of smoke and emergency personnel heightened the sense of urgency, though it appears that no one was hurt. Fans in the area were left stunned by the unexpected event during the game. The Minnesota Star Tribune has promised to provide further updates as more information unfolds. This incident highlights the importance of immediate response to urban emergencies, especially in crowded areas.

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