Eight Injured After Major House Fire Spread to Neighboring Buildings

According to an update from the FDNY, approximately 200 firefighters and EMS personnel helped to bring the fire under control.

FDNY EMS units now advise that a total of eight people have sustained injuries: four civilians and four firefighters. None of the injuries are thought to be life-threatening at this time.

All occupants of the house in which the fire started are reported to have been safely rescued. Due to the structural instability of the house, however, firefighters have been unable to conduct searches inside.

The fire has been declared under control. Units will remain on scene to continue investigating.

Fire Marshals have been requested to the scene for further investigation.

Firefighters report the main body of the fire has been extinguished. Units are now confident that they can bring the remaining fire under control with the resources on scene.

Two rehab centers have been established at the scene.

FDNY EMS units have determined five people sustained fire-related injuries.

The FDNY reports that, in addition to the two adjacent houses, the fire extended to a nearby bodega. Firefighters are using seven hose lines and two tower ladders to extinguish the flames. Units are also searching for any other extensions.

NYPD units are being requested to the scene to control traffic around the FDNY staging area.

Three more FDNY ladder trucks are being requested to the scene as operations continue.

The injured firefighter has been transported to a nearby hospital; the two injured civilians are being treated by EMS personnel on scene.

FDNY EMS units have determined that two civilians sustained minor injuries and one firefighter sustained injuries of moderate severity.

Firefighters have received additional reports that someone may be trapped on the second floor of the original building.

Firefighters have confirmed the fire extended to both 78-15 and 78-19 101st Avenue.

The FDNY has transmitted a fourth alarm.

FDNY Rescue units are en route to the scene.

No information regarding trapped occupants or injuries has been provided.

Firefighters are using four hose lines to bring the fire under control. They report the fire has extended to an adjacent building. The house at 78-17 101st Avenue is fully engulfed.

The FDNY is transmitting a third alarm, assembling additional units and resources.

Firefighters have not confirmed whether people are trapped inside the house.

Multiple Citizen users show FDNY units working to bring the fire under control.

Firefighters are using two hose lines to extinguish the flames.

The people are reportedly trapped in the basement.

People may be trapped inside the house.

The FDNY has transmitted a second alarm, bringing even more units and resources to the scene.

Citizen users show heavy smoke issuing from the house.

Additional FDNY units are en route to assist with the operation.

Firefighters are on scene working to extinguish a confirmed house fire.

Incident reported at 78-17 101st Ave.

According to an update from the FDNY, approximately 200 firefighters and EMS personnel helped to bring the fire under control.

FDNY EMS units now advise that a total of eight people have sustained injuries: four civilians and four firefighters. None of the injuries are thought to be life-threatening at this time.

All occupants of the house in which the fire started are reported to have been safely rescued. Due to the structural instability of the house, however, firefighters have been unable to conduct searches inside.

The fire has been declared under control. Units will remain on scene to continue investigating.

Fire Marshals have been requested to the scene for further investigation.

Firefighters report the main body of the fire has been extinguished. Units are now confident that they can bring the remaining fire under control with the resources on scene.

Two rehab centers have been established at the scene.

FDNY EMS units have determined five people sustained fire-related injuries.

The FDNY reports that, in addition to the two adjacent houses, the fire extended to a nearby bodega. Firefighters are using seven hose lines and two tower ladders to extinguish the flames. Units are also searching for any other extensions.

NYPD units are being requested to the scene to control traffic around the FDNY staging area.

Three more FDNY ladder trucks are being requested to the scene as operations continue.

The injured firefighter has been transported to a nearby hospital; the two injured civilians are being treated by EMS personnel on scene.

FDNY EMS units have determined that two civilians sustained minor injuries and one firefighter sustained injuries of moderate severity.

Firefighters have received additional reports that someone may be trapped on the second floor of the original building.

Firefighters have confirmed the fire extended to both 78-15 and 78-19 101st Avenue.

The FDNY has transmitted a fourth alarm.

FDNY Rescue units are en route to the scene.

No information regarding trapped occupants or injuries has been provided.

Firefighters are using four hose lines to bring the fire under control. They report the fire has extended to an adjacent building. The house at 78-17 101st Avenue is fully engulfed.

The FDNY is transmitting a third alarm, assembling additional units and resources.

Firefighters have not confirmed whether people are trapped inside the house.

Multiple Citizen users show FDNY units working to bring the fire under control.

Firefighters are using two hose lines to extinguish the flames.

The people are reportedly trapped in the basement.

People may be trapped inside the house.

The FDNY has transmitted a second alarm, bringing even more units and resources to the scene.

Citizen users show heavy smoke issuing from the house.

Additional FDNY units are en route to assist with the operation.

Firefighters are on scene working to extinguish a confirmed house fire.

Incident reported at 78-17 101st Ave.

According to an update from the FDNY, approximately 200 firefighters and EMS personnel helped to bring the fire under control.

FDNY EMS units now advise that a total of eight people have sustained injuries: four civilians and four firefighters. None of the injuries are thought to be life-threatening at this time.

All occupants of the house in which the fire started are reported to have been safely rescued. Due to the structural instability of the house, however, firefighters have been unable to conduct searches inside.

The fire has been declared under control. Units will remain on scene to continue investigating.

Fire Marshals have been requested to the scene for further investigation.

Firefighters report the main body of the fire has been extinguished. Units are now confident that they can bring the remaining fire under control with the resources on scene.

Two rehab centers have been established at the scene.

FDNY EMS units have determined five people sustained fire-related injuries.

The FDNY reports that, in addition to the two adjacent houses, the fire extended to a nearby bodega. Firefighters are using seven hose lines and two tower ladders to extinguish the flames. Units are also searching for any other extensions.

NYPD units are being requested to the scene to control traffic around the FDNY staging area.

Three more FDNY ladder trucks are being requested to the scene as operations continue.

The injured firefighter has been transported to a nearby hospital; the two injured civilians are being treated by EMS personnel on scene.

FDNY EMS units have determined that two civilians sustained minor injuries and one firefighter sustained injuries of moderate severity.

Firefighters have received additional reports that someone may be trapped on the second floor of the original building.

Firefighters have confirmed the fire extended to both 78-15 and 78-19 101st Avenue.

The FDNY has transmitted a fourth alarm.

FDNY Rescue units are en route to the scene.

No information regarding trapped occupants or injuries has been provided.

Firefighters are using four hose lines to bring the fire under control. They report the fire has extended to an adjacent building. The house at 78-17 101st Avenue is fully engulfed.

The FDNY is transmitting a third alarm, assembling additional units and resources.

Firefighters have not confirmed whether people are trapped inside the house.

Multiple Citizen users show FDNY units working to bring the fire under control.

Firefighters are using two hose lines to extinguish the flames.

The people are reportedly trapped in the basement.

People may be trapped inside the house.

The FDNY has transmitted a second alarm, bringing even more units and resources to the scene.

Citizen users show heavy smoke issuing from the house.

Additional FDNY units are en route to assist with the operation.

Firefighters are on scene working to extinguish a confirmed house fire.

Incident reported at 78-17 101st Ave.

According to an update from the FDNY, approximately 200 firefighters and EMS personnel helped to bring the fire under control.

FDNY EMS units now advise that a total of eight people have sustained injuries: four civilians and four firefighters. None of the injuries are thought to be life-threatening at this time.

All occupants of the house in which the fire started are reported to have been safely rescued. Due to the structural instability of the house, however, firefighters have been unable to conduct searches inside.

The fire has been declared under control. Units will remain on scene to continue investigating.

Fire Marshals have been requested to the scene for further investigation.

Firefighters report the main body of the fire has been extinguished. Units are now confident that they can bring the remaining fire under control with the resources on scene.

Two rehab centers have been established at the scene.

FDNY EMS units have determined five people sustained fire-related injuries.

The FDNY reports that, in addition to the two adjacent houses, the fire extended to a nearby bodega. Firefighters are using seven hose lines and two tower ladders to extinguish the flames. Units are also searching for any other extensions.

NYPD units are being requested to the scene to control traffic around the FDNY staging area.

Three more FDNY ladder trucks are being requested to the scene as operations continue.

The injured firefighter has been transported to a nearby hospital; the two injured civilians are being treated by EMS personnel on scene.

FDNY EMS units have determined that two civilians sustained minor injuries and one firefighter sustained injuries of moderate severity.

Firefighters have received additional reports that someone may be trapped on the second floor of the original building.

Firefighters have confirmed the fire extended to both 78-15 and 78-19 101st Avenue.

The FDNY has transmitted a fourth alarm.

FDNY Rescue units are en route to the scene.

No information regarding trapped occupants or injuries has been provided.

Firefighters are using four hose lines to bring the fire under control. They report the fire has extended to an adjacent building. The house at 78-17 101st Avenue is fully engulfed.

The FDNY is transmitting a third alarm, assembling additional units and resources.

Firefighters have not confirmed whether people are trapped inside the house.

Multiple Citizen users show FDNY units working to bring the fire under control.

Firefighters are using two hose lines to extinguish the flames.

The people are reportedly trapped in the basement.

People may be trapped inside the house.

The FDNY has transmitted a second alarm, bringing even more units and resources to the scene.

Citizen users show heavy smoke issuing from the house.

Additional FDNY units are en route to assist with the operation.

Firefighters are on scene working to extinguish a confirmed house fire.

Incident reported at 78-17 101st Ave.

According to an update from the FDNY, approximately 200 firefighters and EMS personnel helped to bring the fire under control.

FDNY EMS units now advise that a total of eight people have sustained injuries: four civilians and four firefighters. None of the injuries are thought to be life-threatening at this time.

All occupants of the house in which the fire started are reported to have been safely rescued. Due to the structural instability of the house, however, firefighters have been unable to conduct searches inside.

The fire has been declared under control. Units will remain on scene to continue investigating.

Fire Marshals have been requested to the scene for further investigation.

Firefighters report the main body of the fire has been extinguished. Units are now confident that they can bring the remaining fire under control with the resources on scene.

Two rehab centers have been established at the scene.

FDNY EMS units have determined five people sustained fire-related injuries.

The FDNY reports that, in addition to the two adjacent houses, the fire extended to a nearby bodega. Firefighters are using seven hose lines and two tower ladders to extinguish the flames. Units are also searching for any other extensions.

NYPD units are being requested to the scene to control traffic around the FDNY staging area.

Three more FDNY ladder trucks are being requested to the scene as operations continue.

The injured firefighter has been transported to a nearby hospital; the two injured civilians are being treated by EMS personnel on scene.

FDNY EMS units have determined that two civilians sustained minor injuries and one firefighter sustained injuries of moderate severity.

Firefighters have received additional reports that someone may be trapped on the second floor of the original building.

Firefighters have confirmed the fire extended to both 78-15 and 78-19 101st Avenue.

The FDNY has transmitted a fourth alarm.

FDNY Rescue units are en route to the scene.

No information regarding trapped occupants or injuries has been provided.

Firefighters are using four hose lines to bring the fire under control. They report the fire has extended to an adjacent building. The house at 78-17 101st Avenue is fully engulfed.

The FDNY is transmitting a third alarm, assembling additional units and resources.

Firefighters have not confirmed whether people are trapped inside the house.

Multiple Citizen users show FDNY units working to bring the fire under control.

Firefighters are using two hose lines to extinguish the flames.

The people are reportedly trapped in the basement.

People may be trapped inside the house.

The FDNY has transmitted a second alarm, bringing even more units and resources to the scene.

Citizen users show heavy smoke issuing from the house.

Additional FDNY units are en route to assist with the operation.

Firefighters are on scene working to extinguish a confirmed house fire.

Incident reported at 78-17 101st Ave.