Kiosk catches fire at popular NYC holiday market

Category: Local News

A fire occurred at a holiday market kiosk in Midtown Manhattan's Bryant Park, causing damage but no injuries. The fire was extinguished shortly after igniting, and the cause is under investigation. The market is set to close for the season on January 5, while the ice-skating rink remains open until March.

Keywords: fire, Midtown Manhattan, Bryant Park

Source: NBC News

Update At: 12/28/2024

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