Five Firefighters, Two Civilians Injured in Woodside Crash

Five firefighters and two civilians were injured in a Woodside collision early Sunday morning, police said.

Around 4 a.m., an FDNY vehicle and another vehicle collided near the intersection of 61st Street and Queens Boulevard.

Citizen user videos captured the large FDNY presence at the scene as firefighters worked to assess the victims of the crash.

While radio transmissions from the scene indicated that multiple people had been trapped and required firefighters to pull them from the vehicles, this was not confirmed in a preliminary statement from FDNY officials.

Radio transmissions also indicated that 10 firefighters were possibly in need of hospitalization, but officials said five firefighters and two civilians were treated by EMS personnel and transported to area hospitals.

An investigation is ongoing.

Five firefighters and two civilians were injured in a Woodside collision early Sunday morning, police said.

Around 4 a.m., an FDNY vehicle and another vehicle collided near the intersection of 61st Street and Queens Boulevard.

Citizen user videos captured the large FDNY presence at the scene as firefighters worked to assess the victims of the crash.

While radio transmissions from the scene indicated that multiple people had been trapped and required firefighters to pull them from the vehicles, this was not confirmed in a preliminary statement from FDNY officials.

Radio transmissions also indicated that 10 firefighters were possibly in need of hospitalization, but officials said five firefighters and two civilians were treated by EMS personnel and transported to area hospitals.

An investigation is ongoing.

Five firefighters and two civilians were injured in a Woodside collision early Sunday morning, police said.

Around 4 a.m., an FDNY vehicle and another vehicle collided near the intersection of 61st Street and Queens Boulevard.

Citizen user videos captured the large FDNY presence at the scene as firefighters worked to assess the victims of the crash.

While radio transmissions from the scene indicated that multiple people had been trapped and required firefighters to pull them from the vehicles, this was not confirmed in a preliminary statement from FDNY officials.

Radio transmissions also indicated that 10 firefighters were possibly in need of hospitalization, but officials said five firefighters and two civilians were treated by EMS personnel and transported to area hospitals.

An investigation is ongoing.

Five firefighters and two civilians were injured in a Woodside collision early Sunday morning, police said.

Around 4 a.m., an FDNY vehicle and another vehicle collided near the intersection of 61st Street and Queens Boulevard.

Citizen user videos captured the large FDNY presence at the scene as firefighters worked to assess the victims of the crash.

While radio transmissions from the scene indicated that multiple people had been trapped and required firefighters to pull them from the vehicles, this was not confirmed in a preliminary statement from FDNY officials.

Radio transmissions also indicated that 10 firefighters were possibly in need of hospitalization, but officials said five firefighters and two civilians were treated by EMS personnel and transported to area hospitals.

An investigation is ongoing.

Five firefighters and two civilians were injured in a Woodside collision early Sunday morning, police said.

Around 4 a.m., an FDNY vehicle and another vehicle collided near the intersection of 61st Street and Queens Boulevard.

Citizen user videos captured the large FDNY presence at the scene as firefighters worked to assess the victims of the crash.

While radio transmissions from the scene indicated that multiple people had been trapped and required firefighters to pull them from the vehicles, this was not confirmed in a preliminary statement from FDNY officials.

Radio transmissions also indicated that 10 firefighters were possibly in need of hospitalization, but officials said five firefighters and two civilians were treated by EMS personnel and transported to area hospitals.

An investigation is ongoing.