A significant fire occurred at a seafood warehouse in Galveston. The incident took place on Wednesday night and involved a large fire. Firefighters were on the scene, working to bring the fire under control.
The specifics of the fire and its impact are not detailed in the available information. For further details on the fire at the Galveston seafood warehouse, readers can refer to the original report from FOX 26 Houston.
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