A fire erupted at a home along Pearl Street in Fort Myers Beach Monday afternoon.
According to the Fort Myers Beach Fire Control District, crews were dispatched to the home at approximately 3:30 p.m. and confirmed flames were coming out of the back of the residence.
FMB fire officials said no one was inside the home, and firefighters were able to extinguish the fire.
A firefighter suffered a minor injury at the scene and was transported to the hospital for evaluation, according to Fort Myers Beach fire.
Estero Boulevard near DiamondHead Beach Resort was closed as crews responded to the scene; however, officials said all lanes were reopened.
Fire officials said the fire is under investigation by the district’s fire marshal as well as the state. FMB Fire was assisted by the Iona-McGregor Fire District and the Bonita Springs Fire Control District.
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