A firefighter was injured early Wednesday morning while fighting a two-alarm fire in Aberdeen.
Authorities said firefighters were called around 6:30 a.m. to Bel Air Avenue, where a two-story building was on fire.
It took about 55 firefighters a half hour to contain the fire to the floor and ceiling. Authorities said one firefighter was injured after falling through a floor. The firefighter is OK, Aberdeen Fire Battalion Chief Joshua Montague said.
The fire chief said it was a difficult fire to handle.
"I think the biggest challenge was just that the building itself was cut up into a couple different businesses. So, just trying to figure out where the fire actually was was challenging for first-arriving crews," Montague said.
Authorities estimate the fire caused more than $150,000 worth of damage to the building.