A fire has broken out on the upper floors of US President Donald Trump's iconic New York building, Trump Tower - but has been quickly contained following a mass response by firefighters.
The blaze broke out on the 50th floor of the Manhattan skyscraper just before 6pm (10am Sunday NZT).
It was classified as a three-alarm fire, an FDNY source told the Daily Mail, with 140 firefighters on the scene.
President Donald Trump has an office and home at the 58-story building, but is currently in Washington.
At 10.40am (NZT), he tweeted: "Fire at Trump Tower is out. Very confined (well built building). Firemen (and women) did a great job. THANK YOU!"
His son, Eric Trump, said the flames had broken out in a residential apartment and thanked the fire and police departments for their response.
