WASHINGTON (AP) - Fenwick Street in Washington remained closed Monday morning after part of building on the street collapsed.
The Washington Post (https://wapo.st/1Xep2cC ) reports that a large portion of the brick outer wall of the vacant building collapsed Sunday, forcing officials to close the road.
Doug Buchanan, a spokesman for the Fire and Emergency Medical Services Department, says strong winds might have contributed to the collapse. The building used to be a tomato-packing plant.
No injuries were reported.
Metro said Monday that its buses were running late because of the street closures in the area.
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Information from: The Washington Post, https://www.washingtonpost.com
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