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Firefighters are battling a seven-alarm fire in the Fenway neighborhood, officials said.
The fire broke out at 3:17 pm Saturday in a residential building located at 104 Hemenway Street, according to a tweet from the Boston Fire Department.
No injuries were reported, according to one tweet posted at 16h
"Heavy fire" has been reported on the upper floors of the building, officials said.
The Boston police are on the scene "directing and assisting in traffic," said spokesman Stephen McNulty.
Northeastern University Police warned people
to avoid the area.
No additional information was immediately available.
(Michael Swensen for the Boston Globe
Flames could be seen on the roof of the Hemenway Street building on Saturday afternoon.
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Firefighters in Boston reacted Saturday in front of a large apartment complex located at 104 Hemenway Street.
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An exhausted firefighter took a breath on the scene.
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Garri Paul cried while handing over to his dog, Jax, his dog by a firefighter who rescued him in his flaming apartment.
John Tlumacki / Globe Staff
Firefighters climbed air ladders at the front of the building.
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A firefighter broke a window on the 5th floor.
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A firefighter removed his helmet at the scene.
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An emotional resident is under an umbrella.
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