Things are looking pretty hectic in LA’s Chinatown right now. A massive fire broke out around 7 p.m. on Thursday, and the vibes are definitely off as local firefighters scramble to get it under control. The flames originally started outside but quickly spread, ripping right into a one-story commercial building on North Main Street, just north of downtown. The Los Angeles Fire Department is currently on the scene working to knock down the fire. If you’re planning on being in that area, say less—just avoid it. The LAPD is warning that the blaze is causing some major traffic disruptions, so expect some serious delays if you're trying to commute nearby. It’s a highkey situation, so stay safe and keep an eye out for updates if you're local.
Los Angeles Chinatown fire erupts in commercial building
Crews are working to contain a massive blaze on North Main Street that started outside and spread to a commercial structure.

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