 A fire broke out under the Wooden Atlantic City Boardwalk on Wednesday right in front of the entrance to Resorts Casino, melting part of its facade and burning the doors. But no one was injured and the facility was able to remain open, authorities said .2 restaurants near the fire were temporarily closed and hoped to reopen later Wednesday. Fire Chief Scott Evans and Resorts President Mark Gianantonio the fire burst through the Boardwalk slats and was driven by strong winds, Evans said. The casino was accessible through a secondary boardwalk entrance as well as side entrances near parking areas, Gianantonio said. It was brought under control within about 40 minutes and Gianantonio praised the fire department for keeping it from causing further damage. The cause of the fire was not yet determined. Evans said several possibilities were being looked at, including an electrical malfunction from utilities running underneath the walkway or that the fire might have been caused accidentally by homeless people taking shelter under the walkway, a not-infrequent event in Atlantic City.