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Paris market destroyed by violent fire
Violent fire destroys Paris' historic Enfants Rouges food market.
In brief
Violent fire destroys Paris' historic Enfants Rouges food market. Paris' 17th-century Enfants Rouges food market was completely destroyed by a violent fire early Monday. Originally reported by ABC7 New York.
Violent fire hits Paris market
A violent fire ripped through Paris' Enfants Rouges food market early Monday.
“Fire completely engulfed the Enfants Rouges market in Paris early on Monday.”
Market destroyed in fire
The 17th-century market was completely destroyed by flames, ending its 381-year history.
“The market was established in 1615, according to Le Monde.”
Firefighters battle blaze
Firefighters used nine hoses, including two high-powered ones, to control the fire.
“Nine hoses, including 2 high-powered ones, were required to bring the disaster under control.”
Market history and impact
The market was listed as a historical monument in 1982 and named after orphans' red outfits.
“The name came from the red outfits worn by orphans housed at a nearby hospital.”
Next steps for market
Authorities will find temporary locations for businesses and investigate the fire's cause.
“We will find temporary locations for the businesses so that all their activities can be maintained.”
The headline
Paris' 17th-century Enfants Rouges food market was completely destroyed by a violent fire early Monday.
