A significant fire incident occurred at Bryant Park’s Winter Village Holiday Market in Manhattan on Friday afternoon. The New York City Fire Department reported that flames erupted from a booth around 3:30 PM. Eyewitnesses described a chaotic scene as smoke filled the air, and the festive ambiance turned alarming. Fire officials arrived on-site quickly, deploying several fire trucks to tackle the blaze. According to reports, approximately 60 firefighters worked meticulously to control and extinguish the fire. Authorities stated that the flames affected only one booth and did not spread to the surrounding market stalls. Fortunately, there were no injuries reported, and the cause of the fire is still under investigation. Local businesses and market attendees expressed relief that the situation was contained swiftly. ‘It was terrifying to see flames so close to where people were shopping,’ said a visitor named Jessica. ‘I’m just glad everyone is okay.’ The market, known for its diverse offerings from local vendors, remained closed temporarily while safety assessments were conducted. City officials will ensure that all necessary safety protocols are in place for future operations.
Fire Erupts at Bryant Park’s Holiday Market in NYC
