article_snippet.sent: Authorities have said an underground electrical fire is blamed for a explosion that sent a manhole cover flying more than 200 feet above a Buffalo street in a blast that was captured by a television news photographer.
article_snippet.sent: an underground electrical fire began around 11:30 a.m. Sunday on Tupper Street in downtown Buffalo, WGRZ reported.
article_snippet.sent: Keith Burke told WIVB 'Apparently the wires in the manholes were burning and there were some small explosions happening so National Grid arrived on location.'
article_snippet.sent: National Grid told local media National Grid was figuring out what was behind the fire.
highlights_snippet.sent: Authorities have said an underground electrical fire is blamed for an explosion that sent a manhole cover flying more than 200 feet .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: an underground electrical fire began around 11:30 a.m. Sunday on Tupper Street in downtown Buffalo, New York .
  