No injuries reported in Ormond Beach hotel fire Cause of blaze unknown
No one was injured in a fire at Ocean East Resort Club in Ormond Beach on May 31, 2021. (Daytona Beach Fire Department)
ORMOND BEACH, Fla. – A fire that tore through three guest rooms at an Ormond Beach hotel on Monday didn’t leave anyone injured, according to firefighters.
The fire started in a utility room at Ocean East Resort Club on Atlantic Avenue and spread to three rooms located above it, the Daytona Beach Fire Department said.
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Pictures show charred walls and crumbling balconies with visible soot on the side of the building.
Officials are working to determine what caused the blaze.
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