A five-alarm fire broke out early Friday morning in the Bronx, leaving seven people hurt and more than 200 others displaced.Firefighters responded around 1:45 a.m. to a six-story apartment building at 2910 Wallace Avenue in the Allerton section of the borough.

At least seven people were injured when a fifth-alarm fire sparked in a Bronx apartment building on Friday, according to the FDNY. It broke out on Wallace Avenue in Allerton around 1:40 a.m., fire officials said.

Hundreds of firefighters continued battling the blaze on Friday, with many of the residents relocated to a nearby school for shelter.

The five-alarm blaze broke out around 2 a.m. at the Wallace Avenue apartment building in the Allerton section of the Bronx. The fire, which originated on the top floor of the 200-foot wide building, was fueled by gusty winds reaching up to 45 mph.

A five-alarm fire is burning in the Bronx, and several people have been hospitalized. Firefighters are on the scene along Wallace Avenue in the Allerton section, working to get the intense flames and smoke under control.

In the must-see video above, orange flames billowed from a five-alarm fire that tore through a Bronx apartment building early on Friday morning; at least seven people were injured in the blaze, officials said.

A devastating 5-alarm fire tore through an apartment building in the Bronx early Friday morning, displacing over 200 residents and leaving seven people injured, including two firefighters. Residents claim their landlord neglected to address heating issues,

An overnight five-alarm fire at 2910 Wallace Ave. in the Williamsbridge neighborhood left five firefighters and two residents with non-life-threatening injuries. The blaze came less than a day after the Bronx memorialized 17 lives lost to the Jan.

Multiple people were injured and hundreds displaced after a fire tore through an apartment building in the Bronx, N.Y., early Friday morning, Jan. 10. In a statement shared by New York Fire Department chief John Esposito,