A North Texas homeowner asked NBC 5 Responds for help after a U.S. Postal Service delivery truck caught fire in front of his home. NBC5Responds DianaNBC5 shows what happened and how to navigate a claim with the federal government ➡️
An Irving Fire report stated the fire started in the engine of the Postal Service vehicle and was unintentional. The report noted no one was injured and the postal employee had unloaded mail before the fire department arrived.
Poonawala said he went into his own pocket to pay $960 for repairs, “I really needed to get it cleaned up because it was pretty nasty.”
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