Explosion Sparks Major Apartment Building Fire in Bronx, Partial Collapse; Three Dead, 14 Hurt
374 E 209th St, Norwood, Bronx
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- One person is dead and at least 14 others were injured after an explosion tore through a Bronx apartment building Wednesday, blowing doors off their hinges and sparking a five-alarm fire and partial collapse, FDNY said.
- The blast struck the building at 374 East 209th Street, where crews arrived within about three minutes of the reported explosion around 12:26 p.m. and found heavy fire pouring from many windows, according to the FDNY. The response grew to more than 300 fire and EMS personnel battling difficult conditions on a hot, humid day.
- Fire officials said the explosion on the second floor blew out windows and knocked apartment doors off their hinges, allowing the fire to spread quickly up the stairs and into open units. As the fire extended across three floors, a collapse from the third floor into the second forced crews to withdraw from the building.
- FDNY said the patient count rose to 15, including one person found dead. Among the injured, two civilians are in critical condition and two others were seriously hurt, while four suffered minor injuries. Three firefighters were seriously hurt, and three others sustained minor injuries. FDNY credited firefighters and EMS with rescuing trapped residents and providing life-saving treatment on scene, saying the response saved multiple lives.
- Eighteen residents have been displaced, and the American Red Cross is assisting. The fire was not under control as of the afternoon briefing, and crews are expected to remain overnight. The cause of the explosion has not been determined.
- A Wednesday afternoon news conference from the FDNY's YouTube channel has been posted by Citizen.
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Authorities found a third victim inside the Bronx apartment building following Wednesday’s explosion and fire, bringing the death toll to three.
The Level 1 Mobilization was terminated late last night, per police.
Police report the explosion may have been caused by a lithium-ion battery, though FDNY Fire Marshals will determine the exact cause of the blast and subsequent blaze.
Two civilians are critical, while two were seriously hurt. Four other civilians suffered minor injuries. In addition, three firefighters were seriously hurt, while three others suffered minor injuries.
The patient count has increased to 15, with one person found dead.
The patient count has increased to 12, including an additional firefighter with minor injuries. Fire personnel continue operations.
Eighteen people have been displaced, and the American Red Cross is on scene assisting, FDNY said. The fire was not yet under control as of the briefing, and crews expect to remain overnight.
FDNY reported 11 patients—seven civilians and four firefighters. Three are in serious condition: two adults described as critical and one child who was up-triaged.
The fire spread across three floors, and a collapse from the third floor into the second prompted fire officials to pull crews out of the building, according to FDNY.
FDNY said firefighters rescued multiple people trapped in the building and EMS crews administered life-saving treatment on scene, crediting the response with saving several lives.
Fire officials said the explosion on the second floor blew out windows and knocked apartment doors off their hinges, letting the fire spread rapidly from the origin apartment up the stairs and into units left open—making it difficult to contain.
Per officials, FDNY crews responded within about three minutes of a reported explosion at the Bronx building around 12:26 p.m. and found heavy fire blowing out of many windows, according to FDNY. The blaze grew to five alarms, drawing more than 300 fire and EMS personnel on a hot, humid day.
Firefighters also confirm fire continues to burn on "multiple floors".
Firefighters have transitioned to an exterior operation, using two tower ladders and two deck guns.
The total patient count has increased to 11, including three critically injured civilians. Three firefighters have now sustained serious injuries, while five civilians sustained minor injuries.
Incoming units are advised to head to the staging area upon arrival.
Media personnel have arrived at the scene.
EMS reports a total of eight patients - five with minor injuries, two critically injured civilians, and one firefighter with moderate injuries.
A fifth alarm has been transmitted, escalating the response to the fire affecting multiple dwellings.
Initial searches are delayed due to heavy fire conditions, and operations continue on the building's south side.
Firefighters have six hose lines stretched, with four actively in use inside the building and one on the roof.
New user video shows NYPD Counterterrorism personnel on scene.
The staging area for medical personnel has been moved to Parkside Place and Webster Avenue.
Five individuals have been reported injured, with two in critical condition. Three others have minor injuries, per firefighters.
Two additional ambulances have been requested to the scene.
Additional fire units are arriving at the staging area to assist with the response.
A fourth alarm has been transmitted, indicating the need for additional units and equipment.
Firefighters confirm this is a five-story apartment building.
A mayday was issued at the scene, but has since been resolved, per firefighters.
A partial explosion occurred inside the building, per police on scene. Officers also provided a more accurate address.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 374 E 209th St.
Firefighters have stretched a fourth hose line to the roof, and water is being applied on the second floor.
Dispatch reports there are 911 calls coming in about people trapped in the building.
A downed electric wire has been reported in front of the fire building. Con Edison has been requested to assist.
Firefighters are actively working to control the fire on the second and third floors. Hose lines are being brought up to the rooftop as well.
Firefighters have multiple hose lines in use to douse the blaze.
Notify NYC has issued the following alert: "Emergency personnel are on the scene of a three alarm fire located at East 209th Street and Decatur Avenue in The Bronx. Expect smoke, traffic delays, and a presence of emergency personnel and vehicles in the area."
One person has been critically injured, with the potential for more patients as EMS attempts to make contact with those individuals.
EMS units report the building is engulfed in flames, with the second and third floors primarily affected.
A third alarm has been transmitted, indicating an escalation in response to the fire and explosion.
EMS has arrived at the scene. Units will communicate on a specialized and dedicated radio channel.
Additional first responders are being asked to stage near the scene.
Residents are being evacuated from the building. It is unclear how many people have been injured at this time.
An NYPD heavy weapons team is responding to the scene.
Police called a Level 1 Mobilization, requesting additional officers to the scene.
NYPD dispatch reports a device may have exploded at the scene. NYPD Emergency Service Unit (ESU) and Strategic Response Group (SRG) personnel are en route.
A second alarm has been transmitted, requesting additional personnel and equipment to the scene.
Firefighters are using all available units and equipment on scene to battle the blaze.
Dispatch advises this may have been a gas explosion.
Firefighters report a fire on the third floor of a building.
Radio clips available.
Police have received a report of an explosion.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 307 E 209th St.
Authorities found a third victim inside the Bronx apartment building following Wednesday’s explosion and fire, bringing the death toll to three.
The Level 1 Mobilization was terminated late last night, per police.
Police report the explosion may have been caused by a lithium-ion battery, though FDNY Fire Marshals will determine the exact cause of the blast and subsequent blaze.
Two civilians are critical, while two were seriously hurt. Four other civilians suffered minor injuries. In addition, three firefighters were seriously hurt, while three others suffered minor injuries.
The patient count has increased to 15, with one person found dead.
The patient count has increased to 12, including an additional firefighter with minor injuries. Fire personnel continue operations.
Eighteen people have been displaced, and the American Red Cross is on scene assisting, FDNY said. The fire was not yet under control as of the briefing, and crews expect to remain overnight.
FDNY reported 11 patients—seven civilians and four firefighters. Three are in serious condition: two adults described as critical and one child who was up-triaged.
The fire spread across three floors, and a collapse from the third floor into the second prompted fire officials to pull crews out of the building, according to FDNY.
FDNY said firefighters rescued multiple people trapped in the building and EMS crews administered life-saving treatment on scene, crediting the response with saving several lives.
Fire officials said the explosion on the second floor blew out windows and knocked apartment doors off their hinges, letting the fire spread rapidly from the origin apartment up the stairs and into units left open—making it difficult to contain.
Per officials, FDNY crews responded within about three minutes of a reported explosion at the Bronx building around 12:26 p.m. and found heavy fire blowing out of many windows, according to FDNY. The blaze grew to five alarms, drawing more than 300 fire and EMS personnel on a hot, humid day.
Firefighters also confirm fire continues to burn on "multiple floors".
Firefighters have transitioned to an exterior operation, using two tower ladders and two deck guns.
The total patient count has increased to 11, including three critically injured civilians. Three firefighters have now sustained serious injuries, while five civilians sustained minor injuries.
Incoming units are advised to head to the staging area upon arrival.
Media personnel have arrived at the scene.
EMS reports a total of eight patients - five with minor injuries, two critically injured civilians, and one firefighter with moderate injuries.
A fifth alarm has been transmitted, escalating the response to the fire affecting multiple dwellings.
Initial searches are delayed due to heavy fire conditions, and operations continue on the building's south side.
Firefighters have six hose lines stretched, with four actively in use inside the building and one on the roof.
New user video shows NYPD Counterterrorism personnel on scene.
The staging area for medical personnel has been moved to Parkside Place and Webster Avenue.
Five individuals have been reported injured, with two in critical condition. Three others have minor injuries, per firefighters.
Two additional ambulances have been requested to the scene.
Additional fire units are arriving at the staging area to assist with the response.
A fourth alarm has been transmitted, indicating the need for additional units and equipment.
Firefighters confirm this is a five-story apartment building.
A mayday was issued at the scene, but has since been resolved, per firefighters.
A partial explosion occurred inside the building, per police on scene. Officers also provided a more accurate address.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 374 E 209th St.
Firefighters have stretched a fourth hose line to the roof, and water is being applied on the second floor.
Dispatch reports there are 911 calls coming in about people trapped in the building.
A downed electric wire has been reported in front of the fire building. Con Edison has been requested to assist.
Firefighters are actively working to control the fire on the second and third floors. Hose lines are being brought up to the rooftop as well.
Firefighters have multiple hose lines in use to douse the blaze.
Notify NYC has issued the following alert: "Emergency personnel are on the scene of a three alarm fire located at East 209th Street and Decatur Avenue in The Bronx. Expect smoke, traffic delays, and a presence of emergency personnel and vehicles in the area."
One person has been critically injured, with the potential for more patients as EMS attempts to make contact with those individuals.
EMS units report the building is engulfed in flames, with the second and third floors primarily affected.
A third alarm has been transmitted, indicating an escalation in response to the fire and explosion.
EMS has arrived at the scene. Units will communicate on a specialized and dedicated radio channel.
Additional first responders are being asked to stage near the scene.
Residents are being evacuated from the building. It is unclear how many people have been injured at this time.
An NYPD heavy weapons team is responding to the scene.
Police called a Level 1 Mobilization, requesting additional officers to the scene.
NYPD dispatch reports a device may have exploded at the scene. NYPD Emergency Service Unit (ESU) and Strategic Response Group (SRG) personnel are en route.
A second alarm has been transmitted, requesting additional personnel and equipment to the scene.
Firefighters are using all available units and equipment on scene to battle the blaze.
Dispatch advises this may have been a gas explosion.
Firefighters report a fire on the third floor of a building.
Radio clips available.
Police have received a report of an explosion.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 307 E 209th St.
Authorities found a third victim inside the Bronx apartment building following Wednesday’s explosion and fire, bringing the death toll to three.
The Level 1 Mobilization was terminated late last night, per police.
Police report the explosion may have been caused by a lithium-ion battery, though FDNY Fire Marshals will determine the exact cause of the blast and subsequent blaze.
Two civilians are critical, while two were seriously hurt. Four other civilians suffered minor injuries. In addition, three firefighters were seriously hurt, while three others suffered minor injuries.
The patient count has increased to 15, with one person found dead.
The patient count has increased to 12, including an additional firefighter with minor injuries. Fire personnel continue operations.
Eighteen people have been displaced, and the American Red Cross is on scene assisting, FDNY said. The fire was not yet under control as of the briefing, and crews expect to remain overnight.
FDNY reported 11 patients—seven civilians and four firefighters. Three are in serious condition: two adults described as critical and one child who was up-triaged.
The fire spread across three floors, and a collapse from the third floor into the second prompted fire officials to pull crews out of the building, according to FDNY.
FDNY said firefighters rescued multiple people trapped in the building and EMS crews administered life-saving treatment on scene, crediting the response with saving several lives.
Fire officials said the explosion on the second floor blew out windows and knocked apartment doors off their hinges, letting the fire spread rapidly from the origin apartment up the stairs and into units left open—making it difficult to contain.
Per officials, FDNY crews responded within about three minutes of a reported explosion at the Bronx building around 12:26 p.m. and found heavy fire blowing out of many windows, according to FDNY. The blaze grew to five alarms, drawing more than 300 fire and EMS personnel on a hot, humid day.
Firefighters also confirm fire continues to burn on "multiple floors".
Firefighters have transitioned to an exterior operation, using two tower ladders and two deck guns.
The total patient count has increased to 11, including three critically injured civilians. Three firefighters have now sustained serious injuries, while five civilians sustained minor injuries.
Incoming units are advised to head to the staging area upon arrival.
Media personnel have arrived at the scene.
EMS reports a total of eight patients - five with minor injuries, two critically injured civilians, and one firefighter with moderate injuries.
A fifth alarm has been transmitted, escalating the response to the fire affecting multiple dwellings.
Initial searches are delayed due to heavy fire conditions, and operations continue on the building's south side.
Firefighters have six hose lines stretched, with four actively in use inside the building and one on the roof.
New user video shows NYPD Counterterrorism personnel on scene.
The staging area for medical personnel has been moved to Parkside Place and Webster Avenue.
Five individuals have been reported injured, with two in critical condition. Three others have minor injuries, per firefighters.
Two additional ambulances have been requested to the scene.
Additional fire units are arriving at the staging area to assist with the response.
A fourth alarm has been transmitted, indicating the need for additional units and equipment.
Firefighters confirm this is a five-story apartment building.
A mayday was issued at the scene, but has since been resolved, per firefighters.
A partial explosion occurred inside the building, per police on scene. Officers also provided a more accurate address.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 374 E 209th St.
Firefighters have stretched a fourth hose line to the roof, and water is being applied on the second floor.
Dispatch reports there are 911 calls coming in about people trapped in the building.
A downed electric wire has been reported in front of the fire building. Con Edison has been requested to assist.
Firefighters are actively working to control the fire on the second and third floors. Hose lines are being brought up to the rooftop as well.
Firefighters have multiple hose lines in use to douse the blaze.
Notify NYC has issued the following alert: "Emergency personnel are on the scene of a three alarm fire located at East 209th Street and Decatur Avenue in The Bronx. Expect smoke, traffic delays, and a presence of emergency personnel and vehicles in the area."
One person has been critically injured, with the potential for more patients as EMS attempts to make contact with those individuals.
EMS units report the building is engulfed in flames, with the second and third floors primarily affected.
A third alarm has been transmitted, indicating an escalation in response to the fire and explosion.
EMS has arrived at the scene. Units will communicate on a specialized and dedicated radio channel.
Additional first responders are being asked to stage near the scene.
Residents are being evacuated from the building. It is unclear how many people have been injured at this time.
An NYPD heavy weapons team is responding to the scene.
Police called a Level 1 Mobilization, requesting additional officers to the scene.
NYPD dispatch reports a device may have exploded at the scene. NYPD Emergency Service Unit (ESU) and Strategic Response Group (SRG) personnel are en route.
A second alarm has been transmitted, requesting additional personnel and equipment to the scene.
Firefighters are using all available units and equipment on scene to battle the blaze.
Dispatch advises this may have been a gas explosion.
Firefighters report a fire on the third floor of a building.
Radio clips available.
Police have received a report of an explosion.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 307 E 209th St.
Authorities found a third victim inside the Bronx apartment building following Wednesday’s explosion and fire, bringing the death toll to three.
The Level 1 Mobilization was terminated late last night, per police.
Police report the explosion may have been caused by a lithium-ion battery, though FDNY Fire Marshals will determine the exact cause of the blast and subsequent blaze.
Two civilians are critical, while two were seriously hurt. Four other civilians suffered minor injuries. In addition, three firefighters were seriously hurt, while three others suffered minor injuries.
The patient count has increased to 15, with one person found dead.
The patient count has increased to 12, including an additional firefighter with minor injuries. Fire personnel continue operations.
Eighteen people have been displaced, and the American Red Cross is on scene assisting, FDNY said. The fire was not yet under control as of the briefing, and crews expect to remain overnight.
FDNY reported 11 patients—seven civilians and four firefighters. Three are in serious condition: two adults described as critical and one child who was up-triaged.
The fire spread across three floors, and a collapse from the third floor into the second prompted fire officials to pull crews out of the building, according to FDNY.
FDNY said firefighters rescued multiple people trapped in the building and EMS crews administered life-saving treatment on scene, crediting the response with saving several lives.
Fire officials said the explosion on the second floor blew out windows and knocked apartment doors off their hinges, letting the fire spread rapidly from the origin apartment up the stairs and into units left open—making it difficult to contain.
Per officials, FDNY crews responded within about three minutes of a reported explosion at the Bronx building around 12:26 p.m. and found heavy fire blowing out of many windows, according to FDNY. The blaze grew to five alarms, drawing more than 300 fire and EMS personnel on a hot, humid day.
Firefighters also confirm fire continues to burn on "multiple floors".
Firefighters have transitioned to an exterior operation, using two tower ladders and two deck guns.
The total patient count has increased to 11, including three critically injured civilians. Three firefighters have now sustained serious injuries, while five civilians sustained minor injuries.
Incoming units are advised to head to the staging area upon arrival.
Media personnel have arrived at the scene.
EMS reports a total of eight patients - five with minor injuries, two critically injured civilians, and one firefighter with moderate injuries.
A fifth alarm has been transmitted, escalating the response to the fire affecting multiple dwellings.
Initial searches are delayed due to heavy fire conditions, and operations continue on the building's south side.
Firefighters have six hose lines stretched, with four actively in use inside the building and one on the roof.
New user video shows NYPD Counterterrorism personnel on scene.
The staging area for medical personnel has been moved to Parkside Place and Webster Avenue.
Five individuals have been reported injured, with two in critical condition. Three others have minor injuries, per firefighters.
Two additional ambulances have been requested to the scene.
Additional fire units are arriving at the staging area to assist with the response.
A fourth alarm has been transmitted, indicating the need for additional units and equipment.
Firefighters confirm this is a five-story apartment building.
A mayday was issued at the scene, but has since been resolved, per firefighters.
A partial explosion occurred inside the building, per police on scene. Officers also provided a more accurate address.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 374 E 209th St.
Firefighters have stretched a fourth hose line to the roof, and water is being applied on the second floor.
Dispatch reports there are 911 calls coming in about people trapped in the building.
A downed electric wire has been reported in front of the fire building. Con Edison has been requested to assist.
Firefighters are actively working to control the fire on the second and third floors. Hose lines are being brought up to the rooftop as well.
Firefighters have multiple hose lines in use to douse the blaze.
Notify NYC has issued the following alert: "Emergency personnel are on the scene of a three alarm fire located at East 209th Street and Decatur Avenue in The Bronx. Expect smoke, traffic delays, and a presence of emergency personnel and vehicles in the area."
One person has been critically injured, with the potential for more patients as EMS attempts to make contact with those individuals.
EMS units report the building is engulfed in flames, with the second and third floors primarily affected.
A third alarm has been transmitted, indicating an escalation in response to the fire and explosion.
EMS has arrived at the scene. Units will communicate on a specialized and dedicated radio channel.
Additional first responders are being asked to stage near the scene.
Residents are being evacuated from the building. It is unclear how many people have been injured at this time.
An NYPD heavy weapons team is responding to the scene.
Police called a Level 1 Mobilization, requesting additional officers to the scene.
NYPD dispatch reports a device may have exploded at the scene. NYPD Emergency Service Unit (ESU) and Strategic Response Group (SRG) personnel are en route.
A second alarm has been transmitted, requesting additional personnel and equipment to the scene.
Firefighters are using all available units and equipment on scene to battle the blaze.
Dispatch advises this may have been a gas explosion.
Firefighters report a fire on the third floor of a building.
Radio clips available.
Police have received a report of an explosion.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 307 E 209th St.
Authorities found a third victim inside the Bronx apartment building following Wednesday’s explosion and fire, bringing the death toll to three.
The Level 1 Mobilization was terminated late last night, per police.
Police report the explosion may have been caused by a lithium-ion battery, though FDNY Fire Marshals will determine the exact cause of the blast and subsequent blaze.
Two civilians are critical, while two were seriously hurt. Four other civilians suffered minor injuries. In addition, three firefighters were seriously hurt, while three others suffered minor injuries.
The patient count has increased to 15, with one person found dead.
The patient count has increased to 12, including an additional firefighter with minor injuries. Fire personnel continue operations.
Eighteen people have been displaced, and the American Red Cross is on scene assisting, FDNY said. The fire was not yet under control as of the briefing, and crews expect to remain overnight.
FDNY reported 11 patients—seven civilians and four firefighters. Three are in serious condition: two adults described as critical and one child who was up-triaged.
The fire spread across three floors, and a collapse from the third floor into the second prompted fire officials to pull crews out of the building, according to FDNY.
FDNY said firefighters rescued multiple people trapped in the building and EMS crews administered life-saving treatment on scene, crediting the response with saving several lives.
Fire officials said the explosion on the second floor blew out windows and knocked apartment doors off their hinges, letting the fire spread rapidly from the origin apartment up the stairs and into units left open—making it difficult to contain.
Per officials, FDNY crews responded within about three minutes of a reported explosion at the Bronx building around 12:26 p.m. and found heavy fire blowing out of many windows, according to FDNY. The blaze grew to five alarms, drawing more than 300 fire and EMS personnel on a hot, humid day.
Firefighters also confirm fire continues to burn on "multiple floors".
Firefighters have transitioned to an exterior operation, using two tower ladders and two deck guns.
The total patient count has increased to 11, including three critically injured civilians. Three firefighters have now sustained serious injuries, while five civilians sustained minor injuries.
Incoming units are advised to head to the staging area upon arrival.
Media personnel have arrived at the scene.
EMS reports a total of eight patients - five with minor injuries, two critically injured civilians, and one firefighter with moderate injuries.
A fifth alarm has been transmitted, escalating the response to the fire affecting multiple dwellings.
Initial searches are delayed due to heavy fire conditions, and operations continue on the building's south side.
Firefighters have six hose lines stretched, with four actively in use inside the building and one on the roof.
New user video shows NYPD Counterterrorism personnel on scene.
The staging area for medical personnel has been moved to Parkside Place and Webster Avenue.
Five individuals have been reported injured, with two in critical condition. Three others have minor injuries, per firefighters.
Two additional ambulances have been requested to the scene.
Additional fire units are arriving at the staging area to assist with the response.
A fourth alarm has been transmitted, indicating the need for additional units and equipment.
Firefighters confirm this is a five-story apartment building.
A mayday was issued at the scene, but has since been resolved, per firefighters.
A partial explosion occurred inside the building, per police on scene. Officers also provided a more accurate address.
The address reported for this incident has changed to 374 E 209th St.
Firefighters have stretched a fourth hose line to the roof, and water is being applied on the second floor.
Dispatch reports there are 911 calls coming in about people trapped in the building.
A downed electric wire has been reported in front of the fire building. Con Edison has been requested to assist.
Firefighters are actively working to control the fire on the second and third floors. Hose lines are being brought up to the rooftop as well.
Firefighters have multiple hose lines in use to douse the blaze.
Notify NYC has issued the following alert: "Emergency personnel are on the scene of a three alarm fire located at East 209th Street and Decatur Avenue in The Bronx. Expect smoke, traffic delays, and a presence of emergency personnel and vehicles in the area."
One person has been critically injured, with the potential for more patients as EMS attempts to make contact with those individuals.
EMS units report the building is engulfed in flames, with the second and third floors primarily affected.
A third alarm has been transmitted, indicating an escalation in response to the fire and explosion.
EMS has arrived at the scene. Units will communicate on a specialized and dedicated radio channel.
Additional first responders are being asked to stage near the scene.
Residents are being evacuated from the building. It is unclear how many people have been injured at this time.
An NYPD heavy weapons team is responding to the scene.
Police called a Level 1 Mobilization, requesting additional officers to the scene.
NYPD dispatch reports a device may have exploded at the scene. NYPD Emergency Service Unit (ESU) and Strategic Response Group (SRG) personnel are en route.
A second alarm has been transmitted, requesting additional personnel and equipment to the scene.
Firefighters are using all available units and equipment on scene to battle the blaze.
Dispatch advises this may have been a gas explosion.
Firefighters report a fire on the third floor of a building.
Radio clips available.
Police have received a report of an explosion.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 307 E 209th St.
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May God bless all the victims, firefighters and EMS , especially my son who’s battling the fire with the FDNY. May the person who passed away rest in peace .🙏🏼🙏🏼
@villaparkUser2280338004 sometimes things look different than they appear.
Thank You FDNY for helping all those people. I bet they were really scared.
Too many ignorant people in the comments
May the deceased rest in peace and deepest condolences to their loved ones 💔 May the injured have a full and swift recovery 🙏
May God bless all the victims, firefighters and EMS , especially my son who’s battling the fire with the FDNY. May the person who passed away rest in peace .🙏🏼🙏🏼
@villaparkUser2280338004 sometimes things look different than they appear.
Thank You FDNY for helping all those people. I bet they were really scared.
Too many ignorant people in the comments
May the deceased rest in peace and deepest condolences to their loved ones 💔 May the injured have a full and swift recovery 🙏
May God bless all the victims, firefighters and EMS , especially my son who’s battling the fire with the FDNY. May the person who passed away rest in peace .🙏🏼🙏🏼
@villaparkUser2280338004 sometimes things look different than they appear.
Thank You FDNY for helping all those people. I bet they were really scared.
Too many ignorant people in the comments
May the deceased rest in peace and deepest condolences to their loved ones 💔 May the injured have a full and swift recovery 🙏
May God bless all the victims, firefighters and EMS , especially my son who’s battling the fire with the FDNY. May the person who passed away rest in peace .🙏🏼🙏🏼
@villaparkUser2280338004 sometimes things look different than they appear.
Thank You FDNY for helping all those people. I bet they were really scared.
Too many ignorant people in the comments
May the deceased rest in peace and deepest condolences to their loved ones 💔 May the injured have a full and swift recovery 🙏
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May God bless all the victims, firefighters and EMS , especially my son who’s battling the fire with the FDNY. May the person who passed away rest in peace .🙏🏼🙏🏼
@villaparkUser2280338004 sometimes things look different than they appear.
Thank You FDNY for helping all those people. I bet they were really scared.
Too many ignorant people in the comments
May the deceased rest in peace and deepest condolences to their loved ones 💔 May the injured have a full and swift recovery 🙏