One man was hospitalized and dozens of animals were killed as firefighters battled a massive, three-alarm fire Thursday at a flea market in northwest Miami-Dade.
Chopper 6 showed flames and dark smoke billowing from the Tropicana Flea Market, located near 3755 NW 30th Avenue.
Firefighters arrived to find a tent engulfed in flames, officials said. The fire extended to a warehouse with a pet shop inside, according to Miami-Dade Fire Rescue.
Dozens of animals died in the fire, but crews were able to save about two dozen.
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One man was sent to the hospital after suffering burns all over his body, officials said.
Firefighters believe the fire started at a food truck. They're still investigating its exact cause.
