Murray Hill, Manhattan
Manhole Fire Causing Smoke for Pedestrians
Reported Jun 3 at 10:38 AM · Updated Jun 3 at 11:35 AM · 7.2K Viewed
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Fire department assistance is no longer required for the manhole fire. Ladder 2 remains on scene to manage traffic.
Power has been lost to a traffic light in the area. DOT and Con Ed Electric have been notified for urgent repairs.
Firefighters report that smoke from the manholes has decreased, and an electric crew has arrived to assist.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Lexington Ave & E 41St St.
A Citizen user shows a video of FDNY firefighters in the area assisting with a smoking building. Go LIVE or comment below to share real-time updates.
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Fire department assistance is no longer required for the manhole fire. Ladder 2 remains on scene to manage traffic.
Power has been lost to a traffic light in the area. DOT and Con Ed Electric have been notified for urgent repairs.
Firefighters report that smoke from the manholes has decreased, and an electric crew has arrived to assist.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Lexington Ave & E 41St St.
A Citizen user shows a video of FDNY firefighters in the area assisting with a smoking building. Go LIVE or comment below to share real-time updates.
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Fire department assistance is no longer required for the manhole fire. Ladder 2 remains on scene to manage traffic.
Power has been lost to a traffic light in the area. DOT and Con Ed Electric have been notified for urgent repairs.
Firefighters report that smoke from the manholes has decreased, and an electric crew has arrived to assist.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Lexington Ave & E 41St St.
A Citizen user shows a video of FDNY firefighters in the area assisting with a smoking building. Go LIVE or comment below to share real-time updates.
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Fire department assistance is no longer required for the manhole fire. Ladder 2 remains on scene to manage traffic.
Power has been lost to a traffic light in the area. DOT and Con Ed Electric have been notified for urgent repairs.
Firefighters report that smoke from the manholes has decreased, and an electric crew has arrived to assist.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Lexington Ave & E 41St St.
A Citizen user shows a video of FDNY firefighters in the area assisting with a smoking building. Go LIVE or comment below to share real-time updates.
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Fire department assistance is no longer required for the manhole fire. Ladder 2 remains on scene to manage traffic.
Power has been lost to a traffic light in the area. DOT and Con Ed Electric have been notified for urgent repairs.
Firefighters report that smoke from the manholes has decreased, and an electric crew has arrived to assist.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Lexington Ave & E 41St St.
A Citizen user shows a video of FDNY firefighters in the area assisting with a smoking building. Go LIVE or comment below to share real-time updates.
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I remember the one in that area about 20 years ago
Do they seriously have to keep the jackhammer going past midnight to fix those?
Midtown East always has these problems. It is a never ending problem
What is going on in there?
I remember the one in that area about 20 years ago
Do they seriously have to keep the jackhammer going past midnight to fix those?
Midtown East always has these problems. It is a never ending problem
What is going on in there?
I remember the one in that area about 20 years ago
Do they seriously have to keep the jackhammer going past midnight to fix those?
Midtown East always has these problems. It is a never ending problem
What is going on in there?
I remember the one in that area about 20 years ago
Do they seriously have to keep the jackhammer going past midnight to fix those?
Midtown East always has these problems. It is a never ending problem
What is going on in there?
I remember the one in that area about 20 years ago
Do they seriously have to keep the jackhammer going past midnight to fix those?
Midtown East always has these problems. It is a never ending problem
What is going on in there?
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