Four Injured, Including Two Firefighters, in Six-Story Apartment Building Blaze

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Department of Transportation personnel were notified to repair stop signs damaged at the fire scene.

Two firefighters sustained minor injuries; one was treated on scene, and the other transported to a hospital.

Notify NYC has issued the following alert: "Emergency personnel are on the scene of a three alarm fire located at Kossuth Avenue and Dekalb Avenue in The Bronx. Expect smoke, traffic delays, and a presence of emergency personnel and vehicles in the area. The NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene advises avoiding smoke exposure from structural fires by closing windows while indoors and reducing outdoor activity where smoke is present. People with heart or breathing conditions such as asthma may be more sensitive and should seek immediate medical attention if they experience a worsening of their condition, shortness of breath, or chest pains."

The fire has been upgraded to a "fourth alarm", requesting additional units and equipment to the scene.

Additionally, five hose lines are in use and units are beginning to pull down ceilings and walls to check for fire spread.

Firefighters report the fire is on the top floor with extension to the "cockloft", the space between the attic and the rooftop. Firefighters also confirm this is a six-story apartment building.

EMS units report two civilians injured - one seriously.

Firefighters are using additional lines and equipment to combat the heavy fire in the apartment building's C-wing.

Two additional fire trucks have been requested to assist at the apartment building fire.

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A third alarm has been called as firefighters continue battling heavy fire in the apartment building.

A second alarm has been called, and firefighting operations are ongoing at the apartment building.

A Citizen user shows smoke billowing from the roof of an apartment building as firefighters work with a ladder extended toward the roof.

Citizen user video shows firefighters arriving on scene as heavy smoke billows in the area.

Firefighters have received a report of smoke in the area.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3433 Dekalb Ave.

Radio clips available.

Department of Transportation personnel were notified to repair stop signs damaged at the fire scene.

Two firefighters sustained minor injuries; one was treated on scene, and the other transported to a hospital.

Notify NYC has issued the following alert: "Emergency personnel are on the scene of a three alarm fire located at Kossuth Avenue and Dekalb Avenue in The Bronx. Expect smoke, traffic delays, and a presence of emergency personnel and vehicles in the area. The NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene advises avoiding smoke exposure from structural fires by closing windows while indoors and reducing outdoor activity where smoke is present. People with heart or breathing conditions such as asthma may be more sensitive and should seek immediate medical attention if they experience a worsening of their condition, shortness of breath, or chest pains."

The fire has been upgraded to a "fourth alarm", requesting additional units and equipment to the scene.

Additionally, five hose lines are in use and units are beginning to pull down ceilings and walls to check for fire spread.

Firefighters report the fire is on the top floor with extension to the "cockloft", the space between the attic and the rooftop. Firefighters also confirm this is a six-story apartment building.

EMS units report two civilians injured - one seriously.

Firefighters are using additional lines and equipment to combat the heavy fire in the apartment building's C-wing.

Two additional fire trucks have been requested to assist at the apartment building fire.

Radio clips available.

A third alarm has been called as firefighters continue battling heavy fire in the apartment building.

A second alarm has been called, and firefighting operations are ongoing at the apartment building.

A Citizen user shows smoke billowing from the roof of an apartment building as firefighters work with a ladder extended toward the roof.

Citizen user video shows firefighters arriving on scene as heavy smoke billows in the area.

Firefighters have received a report of smoke in the area.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3433 Dekalb Ave.

Radio clips available.

Department of Transportation personnel were notified to repair stop signs damaged at the fire scene.

Two firefighters sustained minor injuries; one was treated on scene, and the other transported to a hospital.

Notify NYC has issued the following alert: "Emergency personnel are on the scene of a three alarm fire located at Kossuth Avenue and Dekalb Avenue in The Bronx. Expect smoke, traffic delays, and a presence of emergency personnel and vehicles in the area. The NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene advises avoiding smoke exposure from structural fires by closing windows while indoors and reducing outdoor activity where smoke is present. People with heart or breathing conditions such as asthma may be more sensitive and should seek immediate medical attention if they experience a worsening of their condition, shortness of breath, or chest pains."

The fire has been upgraded to a "fourth alarm", requesting additional units and equipment to the scene.

Additionally, five hose lines are in use and units are beginning to pull down ceilings and walls to check for fire spread.

Firefighters report the fire is on the top floor with extension to the "cockloft", the space between the attic and the rooftop. Firefighters also confirm this is a six-story apartment building.

EMS units report two civilians injured - one seriously.

Firefighters are using additional lines and equipment to combat the heavy fire in the apartment building's C-wing.

Two additional fire trucks have been requested to assist at the apartment building fire.

Radio clips available.

A third alarm has been called as firefighters continue battling heavy fire in the apartment building.

A second alarm has been called, and firefighting operations are ongoing at the apartment building.

A Citizen user shows smoke billowing from the roof of an apartment building as firefighters work with a ladder extended toward the roof.

Citizen user video shows firefighters arriving on scene as heavy smoke billows in the area.

Firefighters have received a report of smoke in the area.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3433 Dekalb Ave.

Radio clips available.

Department of Transportation personnel were notified to repair stop signs damaged at the fire scene.

Two firefighters sustained minor injuries; one was treated on scene, and the other transported to a hospital.

Notify NYC has issued the following alert: "Emergency personnel are on the scene of a three alarm fire located at Kossuth Avenue and Dekalb Avenue in The Bronx. Expect smoke, traffic delays, and a presence of emergency personnel and vehicles in the area. The NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene advises avoiding smoke exposure from structural fires by closing windows while indoors and reducing outdoor activity where smoke is present. People with heart or breathing conditions such as asthma may be more sensitive and should seek immediate medical attention if they experience a worsening of their condition, shortness of breath, or chest pains."

The fire has been upgraded to a "fourth alarm", requesting additional units and equipment to the scene.

Additionally, five hose lines are in use and units are beginning to pull down ceilings and walls to check for fire spread.

Firefighters report the fire is on the top floor with extension to the "cockloft", the space between the attic and the rooftop. Firefighters also confirm this is a six-story apartment building.

EMS units report two civilians injured - one seriously.

Firefighters are using additional lines and equipment to combat the heavy fire in the apartment building's C-wing.

Two additional fire trucks have been requested to assist at the apartment building fire.

Radio clips available.

A third alarm has been called as firefighters continue battling heavy fire in the apartment building.

A second alarm has been called, and firefighting operations are ongoing at the apartment building.

A Citizen user shows smoke billowing from the roof of an apartment building as firefighters work with a ladder extended toward the roof.

Citizen user video shows firefighters arriving on scene as heavy smoke billows in the area.

Firefighters have received a report of smoke in the area.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3433 Dekalb Ave.

Radio clips available.

Department of Transportation personnel were notified to repair stop signs damaged at the fire scene.

Two firefighters sustained minor injuries; one was treated on scene, and the other transported to a hospital.

Notify NYC has issued the following alert: "Emergency personnel are on the scene of a three alarm fire located at Kossuth Avenue and Dekalb Avenue in The Bronx. Expect smoke, traffic delays, and a presence of emergency personnel and vehicles in the area. The NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene advises avoiding smoke exposure from structural fires by closing windows while indoors and reducing outdoor activity where smoke is present. People with heart or breathing conditions such as asthma may be more sensitive and should seek immediate medical attention if they experience a worsening of their condition, shortness of breath, or chest pains."

The fire has been upgraded to a "fourth alarm", requesting additional units and equipment to the scene.

Additionally, five hose lines are in use and units are beginning to pull down ceilings and walls to check for fire spread.

Firefighters report the fire is on the top floor with extension to the "cockloft", the space between the attic and the rooftop. Firefighters also confirm this is a six-story apartment building.

EMS units report two civilians injured - one seriously.

Firefighters are using additional lines and equipment to combat the heavy fire in the apartment building's C-wing.

Two additional fire trucks have been requested to assist at the apartment building fire.

Radio clips available.

A third alarm has been called as firefighters continue battling heavy fire in the apartment building.

A second alarm has been called, and firefighting operations are ongoing at the apartment building.

A Citizen user shows smoke billowing from the roof of an apartment building as firefighters work with a ladder extended toward the roof.

Citizen user video shows firefighters arriving on scene as heavy smoke billows in the area.

Firefighters have received a report of smoke in the area.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 3433 Dekalb Ave.