According to local officials, a Tesla Cybertruck burst into flames just outside the entrance to the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas on Wednesday morning, killing one person and injuring several others.

The Clark County Fire Department confirmed it responded to a vehicle fire in the valet parking area of ​​the Trump International Hotel around 8:40 a.m. local time.

In a news conference, Clark County Fire Department Deputy Chief Thomas Touchstone said that as first responders began extinguishing the fire, they “simultaneously recognized that there were multiple individuals surrounding the vehicle with injuries.”

Touchstone said seven people were injured, two of whom were taken to the University Medical Center of Southern Nevada in Las Vegas.

Touchstone said officers were working to recover the body from the Cybertruck. Officials asked the public to stay away from the scene for the time being.

The cause of the fire was not initially clear.

In videos circulating online, sirens can be heard in the lobby of the Trump International Hotel while the vehicle is engulfed in flames just outside. One person said on social media that they were near the front door when the vehicle exploded and were forced to leave their luggage at the door.

In a statement published on We’ve never seen anything like this before.”

FBI Las Vegas also said in a statement to NBC News that it “has personnel on site to offer assistance to our local partners who handled the initial response.”

In a statement from the Trump Organization, Eric Trump, the son of President-elect Donald Trump, also said

“The safety and well-being of our guests and employees remains our top priority. We wholeheartedly thank the Las Vegas Fire Department and local law enforcement for their quick response and professionalism,” the statement said.