Embassys Fire Suspected Origin in DC Break-in
A Nicaraguan embassy fire in Washington DC was labeled of suspicious origin after a forced entry. A fire was started on the first floor, injuring a firefighter slightly. An embassy worker escaped unharmed. The blaze was reported at 4 38 EDT and no suspects were in custody. The incident prompted an investigation by DC fire officials and police.
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