Fire crews responded to a fire at a warehouse fire in Camden, New Jersey that filled the sky with smoke on Wednesday morning.
Officials said that crews were dispatched to a vacant warehouse on the 1000 block of Line Street, near the intersection of Mt. Ephraim and Haddon avenues, at about 6:52 a.m., as flames grew within the structure.
Officials said that there would be traffic delays along I-676 due to the fire at the nearby structure.
By about 7:30 a.m., SkyForce10 could see smoke and flames pouring from the building as fire crews attempted to put the fire down.
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And, at about 8:15 a.m., officials told NBC10 that hazmat crews were headed to the scene to do air quality monitoring.
It wasn't easy for firefighters to knock down the flames which started in the middle of the building.
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"Challenging because we couldn't make entry into the building, it took us a while," Camden Fire Chief Larry Flax said.
By about 9:10 a.m., officials said, it took crews about an hour and a half to get the fire under control.
A fire official on the scene told NBC10 that there had been signs that there may have been people squatting in the building before the fire took place.
No injuries were reported in this incident and air tests didn't raise alarms, officials said.
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