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 </figure>Manhattan — Fire crews were busy Tuesday with two cooking fires in Manhattan.Just after 2:30p.m. the Manhattan Fire Department was dispatched to 415 Walters Drive Apartment 1108 for a report of a structure fire. Upon arrival, crews found a two-story apartment building with light smoke showing. The fire was contained quickly within 10 minutes by the first arriving units, according to&nbsp;Deputy Chief Ryan Almes.The building is a two-story eight-unit apartment building&nbsp; Loss is estimated at $3000 to the structure and $1000 for the contents. The owner is listed as Manhattan Housing Investors LLC, with the resident agent being listed as Alan Joseph of Wichita, Kansas.&nbsp; The fire cause was determined to be accidental from unattended cooking.Crews responded to another cooking fire earlier in the day at 727 Crestwood Drive, Apartment 3.&nbsp; That fire was extinguished by fire crews with a fire extinguisher.&nbsp; The loss at that fire was estimated at $1000."Cooking fires remain the leading cause of fires nationally, and in Manhattan" according to Assistant Chief Ryan Courtright.&nbsp; "We want citizens to know that if you leave the room while cooking, a fire like this can happen so fast and no one is immune from this happening to them."

Crews busy fighting cooking fires in Manhattan