A Burger King location in Allegheny County was temporarily closed Wednesday after officials said a fryer caught fire inside. RELATED VIDEO: Vape shops will have new regulations in PittsburghIn a post from the Green Tree Volunteer Fire Company, around noon on Wednesday, officials were called to the Burger King on Noblestown Road following reports of a fire. Green Tree officials said their friends from the Crafton Volunteer Fire Department were nearby, grabbing lunch when the fire was reported. Crafton officials discovered a fryer fire inside the restaurant and acted quickly, safely extinguishing the fire with a portable fire extinguisher. No remaining hazards were reported, and the building was ventilated. The post from the Green Tree VFC said the establishment remains closed while cleanup is being completed. “A big thank you to the quick actions of the Crafton crews for helping prevent what could have become a much more significant incident,” Green Tree VFC said in the post. Download the WTAE app to stay connected with breaking news. Sign up for our email newsletters to get breaking news in your inbox.

PITTSBURGH —

A Burger King location in Allegheny County was temporarily closed Wednesday after officials said a fryer caught fire inside.

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In a post from the Green Tree Volunteer Fire Company, around noon on Wednesday, officials were called to the Burger King on Noblestown Road following reports of a fire.

Green Tree officials said their friends from the Crafton Volunteer Fire Department were nearby, grabbing lunch when the fire was reported.

Crafton officials discovered a fryer fire inside the restaurant and acted quickly, safely extinguishing the fire with a portable fire extinguisher.

No remaining hazards were reported, and the building was ventilated.

The post from the Green Tree VFC said the establishment remains closed while cleanup is being completed.

“A big thank you to the quick actions of the Crafton crews for helping prevent what could have become a much more significant incident,” Green Tree VFC said in the post.

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