Bronx fire leaves 7 injured as 200 firefighters respond to five-alarm blaze
Within an hour, “heavy wind conditions” elevated the fire to five alarms — the highest alarm level indicating a severe fire, according to the FDNY. “The fire had too much headway. It was extremely dangerous for our firefighters,” said John Esposito, the FDNY’s Chief of Department.
Firefighters battle 5-alarm fire at Bronx apartment complex
Nearly 200 New York firefighters were battling a massive five-alarm blaze at a Bronx apartment building Friday morning that has left at least seven people injured. The FDNY responded to the huge blaze at a six-story residential building at 2910 Wallace Ave.
It’s important for us to have state-of-the-art equipment to respond to calls around town,” Chief Angela Lawless said. “We ...
The Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) chief warned a month ago that budget cuts had plunged it into "unprecedented operational challenges" which would hamper its wildfire response.
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A crown court was forced to close after problems with its heating and fire alarm. HM Courts and Tribunal Service said ...
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The residents — including 57 children — were burned out of their homes and seven people were injured as a massive five-alarm ...
Authorities warn against disabling smoke alarms after fire in Lapeer 02:00 (CBS DETROIT) - Firefighters in Lapeer have a message for residents never disable your smoke alarm. The ...
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