San Francisco Fire Department Firefighters battled a three alarm fire in San Francisco's Inner Richmond District, on Friday October 16 2015. (Connor Hunt/ Special to SF Examiner)

UPDATE: Firefighters contain 3-alarm blaze in Inner Richmond

Firefighters have extinguished a three-alarm fire in the Inner Richmond neighborhood Friday afternoon, a fire dispatcher said.

The blaze was reported at Second Avenue and Geary Boulevard at 1:55 p.m., the dispatcher said.

Further details were not immediately available.

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