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Maui firefighters suspect leaking propane cylinder, not Christmas tree, caused fire

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Maui firefighters responded to a report of a Christmas tree on fire on a balcony Mondat evening at Kihei Villages.

When they arrived, residents had already extinguished a second-story balcony fire that broke out at about 7 p.m.

The Maui Fire Department said it appeared to have resulted from a leaking five-gallon propane cylinder, but no Christmas tree was involved.

The tank was leaking and moved away from residents and structures.

A Hazmat team transferred the remaining propane into a functioning tank.

No one was injured in the fire.

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