Sunnyside laundromat goes up in flames

Sunnyside, WALocal News

A laundromat in Sunnyside, Washington, erupted in flames on the night of Dec. 20, leading to a rapid response from local firefighters. The Agitation Station, situated at the intersection of Lincoln and 1st St. , was seen emitting large flames and thick black smoke, as captured in videos by bystander Philip Garza. Fire officials reported that the fire was caused by electrical issues, though no injuries were noted during the incident.

The fire has raised concerns among residents about the safety of local establishments. Local business owners are worried about the potential impact on their operations. Investigators will assess the damage and evaluate fire safety protocols in the area. The incident underscores the importance of electrical safety in commercial facilities. Further follow-up will inform the community about any necessary preventative measures.

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