11-Year-Old Girl Dead, Firefighter Injured After Midwood House Fire

At 10:23 p.m., Monday, Citizen reported that firefighters were responding to a report of a house fire near Foster Avenue & Ocean Parkway. Citizen user @bamentnyc broadcast footage of the flames, and the thick, dark smoke rising from the building. Firefighters arriving at the scene quickly transmitted a second alarm, requesting additional trucks and personnel to help combat the flames. Citizen user @vadym1 broadcast footage of firefighters working inside the house, throwing mattresses and other rubbish from the window. According to officials, one eleven-year-girl died as a result of the fire, though the exact cause of death is currently unknown. One firefighter also suffered serious but non life-threatening injuries and was transported to a nearby hospital in stable condition. The investigation as the cause of the fire is still ongoing.

According to a report from the NYPD, after extinguishing the fire an 11-year-old girl was found unconscious and unresponsive inside the house. She was transported to the hospital where she was pronounced deceased. Investigations into the cause of the fire and cause of death are ongoing.

Firefighters confirm the fire is under control.

So far, EMS confirms that one firefighter and one minor have sustained life-threatening injuries.

An update from firefighters reports that the person originally declared deceased at the scene is not deceased but has suffered life-threatening injuries.

Firefighters report one minor has suffered life-threatening injuries.

A report from firefighters indicates one person was pronounced deceased at the scene.

According to firefighters, all visible fire has been put out and they are continuing to work on problem areas.

An updated report from firefighters indicates the fire encompassed all three floors of the building.

Firefighters report that one firefighter has sustained life-threatening injuries.

Firefighters have called a second alarm, requesting additional resources and personnel to help extinguish the fire.

Firefighters on scene confirm there is a building fire they are working to extinguish.

Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire.

Incident reported at Foster Ave & Ocean Parkway.

At 10:23 p.m., Monday, Citizen reported that firefighters were responding to a report of a house fire near Foster Avenue & Ocean Parkway. Citizen user @bamentnyc broadcast footage of the flames, and the thick, dark smoke rising from the building. Firefighters arriving at the scene quickly transmitted a second alarm, requesting additional trucks and personnel to help combat the flames. Citizen user @vadym1 broadcast footage of firefighters working inside the house, throwing mattresses and other rubbish from the window. According to officials, one eleven-year-girl died as a result of the fire, though the exact cause of death is currently unknown. One firefighter also suffered serious but non life-threatening injuries and was transported to a nearby hospital in stable condition. The investigation as the cause of the fire is still ongoing.

According to a report from the NYPD, after extinguishing the fire an 11-year-old girl was found unconscious and unresponsive inside the house. She was transported to the hospital where she was pronounced deceased. Investigations into the cause of the fire and cause of death are ongoing.

Firefighters confirm the fire is under control.

So far, EMS confirms that one firefighter and one minor have sustained life-threatening injuries.

An update from firefighters reports that the person originally declared deceased at the scene is not deceased but has suffered life-threatening injuries.

Firefighters report one minor has suffered life-threatening injuries.

A report from firefighters indicates one person was pronounced deceased at the scene.

According to firefighters, all visible fire has been put out and they are continuing to work on problem areas.

An updated report from firefighters indicates the fire encompassed all three floors of the building.

Firefighters report that one firefighter has sustained life-threatening injuries.

Firefighters have called a second alarm, requesting additional resources and personnel to help extinguish the fire.

Firefighters on scene confirm there is a building fire they are working to extinguish.

Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire.

Incident reported at Foster Ave & Ocean Parkway.

At 10:23 p.m., Monday, Citizen reported that firefighters were responding to a report of a house fire near Foster Avenue & Ocean Parkway. Citizen user @bamentnyc broadcast footage of the flames, and the thick, dark smoke rising from the building. Firefighters arriving at the scene quickly transmitted a second alarm, requesting additional trucks and personnel to help combat the flames. Citizen user @vadym1 broadcast footage of firefighters working inside the house, throwing mattresses and other rubbish from the window. According to officials, one eleven-year-girl died as a result of the fire, though the exact cause of death is currently unknown. One firefighter also suffered serious but non life-threatening injuries and was transported to a nearby hospital in stable condition. The investigation as the cause of the fire is still ongoing.

According to a report from the NYPD, after extinguishing the fire an 11-year-old girl was found unconscious and unresponsive inside the house. She was transported to the hospital where she was pronounced deceased. Investigations into the cause of the fire and cause of death are ongoing.

Firefighters confirm the fire is under control.

So far, EMS confirms that one firefighter and one minor have sustained life-threatening injuries.

An update from firefighters reports that the person originally declared deceased at the scene is not deceased but has suffered life-threatening injuries.

Firefighters report one minor has suffered life-threatening injuries.

A report from firefighters indicates one person was pronounced deceased at the scene.

According to firefighters, all visible fire has been put out and they are continuing to work on problem areas.

An updated report from firefighters indicates the fire encompassed all three floors of the building.

Firefighters report that one firefighter has sustained life-threatening injuries.

Firefighters have called a second alarm, requesting additional resources and personnel to help extinguish the fire.

Firefighters on scene confirm there is a building fire they are working to extinguish.

Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire.

Incident reported at Foster Ave & Ocean Parkway.

At 10:23 p.m., Monday, Citizen reported that firefighters were responding to a report of a house fire near Foster Avenue & Ocean Parkway. Citizen user @bamentnyc broadcast footage of the flames, and the thick, dark smoke rising from the building. Firefighters arriving at the scene quickly transmitted a second alarm, requesting additional trucks and personnel to help combat the flames. Citizen user @vadym1 broadcast footage of firefighters working inside the house, throwing mattresses and other rubbish from the window. According to officials, one eleven-year-girl died as a result of the fire, though the exact cause of death is currently unknown. One firefighter also suffered serious but non life-threatening injuries and was transported to a nearby hospital in stable condition. The investigation as the cause of the fire is still ongoing.

According to a report from the NYPD, after extinguishing the fire an 11-year-old girl was found unconscious and unresponsive inside the house. She was transported to the hospital where she was pronounced deceased. Investigations into the cause of the fire and cause of death are ongoing.

Firefighters confirm the fire is under control.

So far, EMS confirms that one firefighter and one minor have sustained life-threatening injuries.

An update from firefighters reports that the person originally declared deceased at the scene is not deceased but has suffered life-threatening injuries.

Firefighters report one minor has suffered life-threatening injuries.

A report from firefighters indicates one person was pronounced deceased at the scene.

According to firefighters, all visible fire has been put out and they are continuing to work on problem areas.

An updated report from firefighters indicates the fire encompassed all three floors of the building.

Firefighters report that one firefighter has sustained life-threatening injuries.

Firefighters have called a second alarm, requesting additional resources and personnel to help extinguish the fire.

Firefighters on scene confirm there is a building fire they are working to extinguish.

Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire.

Incident reported at Foster Ave & Ocean Parkway.

At 10:23 p.m., Monday, Citizen reported that firefighters were responding to a report of a house fire near Foster Avenue & Ocean Parkway. Citizen user @bamentnyc broadcast footage of the flames, and the thick, dark smoke rising from the building. Firefighters arriving at the scene quickly transmitted a second alarm, requesting additional trucks and personnel to help combat the flames. Citizen user @vadym1 broadcast footage of firefighters working inside the house, throwing mattresses and other rubbish from the window. According to officials, one eleven-year-girl died as a result of the fire, though the exact cause of death is currently unknown. One firefighter also suffered serious but non life-threatening injuries and was transported to a nearby hospital in stable condition. The investigation as the cause of the fire is still ongoing.

According to a report from the NYPD, after extinguishing the fire an 11-year-old girl was found unconscious and unresponsive inside the house. She was transported to the hospital where she was pronounced deceased. Investigations into the cause of the fire and cause of death are ongoing.

Firefighters confirm the fire is under control.

So far, EMS confirms that one firefighter and one minor have sustained life-threatening injuries.

An update from firefighters reports that the person originally declared deceased at the scene is not deceased but has suffered life-threatening injuries.

Firefighters report one minor has suffered life-threatening injuries.

A report from firefighters indicates one person was pronounced deceased at the scene.

According to firefighters, all visible fire has been put out and they are continuing to work on problem areas.

An updated report from firefighters indicates the fire encompassed all three floors of the building.

Firefighters report that one firefighter has sustained life-threatening injuries.

Firefighters have called a second alarm, requesting additional resources and personnel to help extinguish the fire.

Firefighters on scene confirm there is a building fire they are working to extinguish.

Firefighters are responding to a report of a structure fire.

Incident reported at Foster Ave & Ocean Parkway.