A fire occurred on the Brooklyn Bridge in New York City during the July Fourth fireworks display late Saturday night. Firefighters responded to the incident, extinguishing the flames without any reported injuries. The bridge was closed to traffic during the fireworks show, which was moved up due to the threat of severe weather affecting other celebrations along the East Coast. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump delivered a speech in Washington, D.C., where he praised the Brooklyn Bridge as an architectural achievement.
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Fire Breaks Out on Brooklyn Bridge During July Fourth Fireworks
A fire broke out on the Brooklyn Bridge during the July Fourth fireworks display in New York City, prompting a response from firefighters who extinguished the flames without any injuries. The bridge was closed to traffic during the event, which was rescheduled due to severe weather threats. President Trump, speaking in Washington, D.C., praised the bridge in his address.
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