A fire ripped through parts of a Buddhist temple in San Jose. Four people living in a unit above the garage managed to get out safely.
Four people living in a unit above the garage managed to get out safely.Graham Flanagan, captain with the San Jose Fire Department said the incident briefly reached to a three-alarm fire.
The temple is located on a corner tucked inside of a neighborhood, making it somewhat difficult for first responders to access.
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