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Food truck fire in Royal Palm Beach sends 2 to hospital 

ROYAL PALM BEACH, FL – Two people sustained burns in a food truck fire and were taken to a hospital Thursday. 

This incident happened before 3:30 p.m. on the 600 block of Camellia Drive, according to WPTV

The fire came about after the occupants of the food truck pursued vehicle performance checks. The flames were extinguished. 

The conditions of the other two are unknown. 

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Last Updated : December 18, 2023
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