A little fire broke out on the top of Trump Tower on Monday morning, authorities said.

Smoke was seen surging off the highest point of the Manhattan high rise, conveying for a few squares.

Firefighters were called to the Fifth Ave. high rise, situated at East 56thSt., at around 7:20 Monday morning. The blast seemed to soften out up the building's warming and cooling framework, the FDNY said.

They immediately thumped the fire back, yet firefighters are as of now ensuring it didn't spread.

No wounds were instantly revealed, and examiners are investigating what may have started the burst.

While President Trump and the First Family now live in the White House, the president keeps up a palatial condo in the 58-story tower.




New York Daily News revealed that the President was in Washington at the season of the fire.