A massive fire broke out in a building in California on Friday night, as firefighters tried to control the blaze.
A repair center in the city of San Juan Capistrano caught fire just before 8 p.m. local time, according to the Orange County Fire Authority.
Shortly after, the fire was declared a three-alarm fire.
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Fire crews took a defensive approach to control the fire in the commercial structure, with the goal of containing the fire in the building of origin.
There were about 80 firefighters at the scene.
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The business, Prestige Collision South, was in danger of collapsing around 9pm local time.
The Fire Authority reported shortly after that a building had been declared demolished.
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No injuries have been reported, according to the Fire Authority.