Multiple SEPTA buses on fire at Philadelphia maintenance facility
Several Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority buses are on fire at a maintenance facility in Philadelphia.
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Video from NBC 10's chopper shows the heavy flames and a large plume of smoke coming from the buses.
SEPTA spokesperson Andrew Busch told NBC 10 that the facility is what they refer to as 'the bus graveyard,' where all out-of-service buses are stored.
No injuries have been reported. It's unknown how the fire started.
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