Washington Heights, Manhattan
Eight Injured, Two Critically in Three-Alarm Fire
Reported Jun 25 at 1:48 AM Β· Updated Jun 25 at 3:47 AM Β· 85.0K Viewed
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Firefighters have placed the fire under control. One engine, one ladder, and one battalion chief are assigned to the watch line.
Fire operations are ongoing with moderate risk to public safety. Patient count remains at eight, including two critical.
Firefighters have requested two additional ladder companies to report directly to the front of the fire building. Operations continue.
Firefighters report ongoing operations with moderate risk to public safety. Total patient count remains at eight, including two critical.
Firefighters report ongoing operations with moderate risk to public safety. Total patient count is now eight, including two critical.
Radio clips available.
Firefighters have placed the fire under control. One engine, one ladder, and one battalion chief are assigned to the watch line.
Fire operations are ongoing with moderate risk to public safety. Patient count remains at eight, including two critical.
Firefighters have requested two additional ladder companies to report directly to the front of the fire building. Operations continue.
Firefighters report ongoing operations with moderate risk to public safety. Total patient count remains at eight, including two critical.
Firefighters report ongoing operations with moderate risk to public safety. Total patient count is now eight, including two critical.
Radio clips available.
Firefighters have placed the fire under control. One engine, one ladder, and one battalion chief are assigned to the watch line.
Fire operations are ongoing with moderate risk to public safety. Patient count remains at eight, including two critical.
Firefighters have requested two additional ladder companies to report directly to the front of the fire building. Operations continue.
Firefighters report ongoing operations with moderate risk to public safety. Total patient count remains at eight, including two critical.
Firefighters report ongoing operations with moderate risk to public safety. Total patient count is now eight, including two critical.
Radio clips available.
Firefighters have placed the fire under control. One engine, one ladder, and one battalion chief are assigned to the watch line.
Fire operations are ongoing with moderate risk to public safety. Patient count remains at eight, including two critical.
Firefighters have requested two additional ladder companies to report directly to the front of the fire building. Operations continue.
Firefighters report ongoing operations with moderate risk to public safety. Total patient count remains at eight, including two critical.
Firefighters report ongoing operations with moderate risk to public safety. Total patient count is now eight, including two critical.
Radio clips available.
Firefighters have placed the fire under control. One engine, one ladder, and one battalion chief are assigned to the watch line.
Fire operations are ongoing with moderate risk to public safety. Patient count remains at eight, including two critical.
Firefighters have requested two additional ladder companies to report directly to the front of the fire building. Operations continue.
Firefighters report ongoing operations with moderate risk to public safety. Total patient count remains at eight, including two critical.
Firefighters report ongoing operations with moderate risk to public safety. Total patient count is now eight, including two critical.
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I can hear more sirens going, hope everyone is okay
This happened to us last year around the same time.. smh everyone nearby needs to evacuate and not inhale too much
People open the pumps this is why we should not that pressure. Is needed in fires
I always say this. Pumps are for emergency only. Not recreation.
A trench cut is a firefighting tactic that involves cutting a long, narrow vent hole in a roof from one outside wall to the other to help vent heat and fire. The trench cut is often made at least 20 feet from the main vent hole and in a pinch point or "throat" area of the building to make the cut faster. Here are some approaches to making a trench cut:
Thank you for this information ππΌ
I can hear more sirens going, hope everyone is okay
This happened to us last year around the same time.. smh everyone nearby needs to evacuate and not inhale too much
People open the pumps this is why we should not that pressure. Is needed in fires
I always say this. Pumps are for emergency only. Not recreation.
A trench cut is a firefighting tactic that involves cutting a long, narrow vent hole in a roof from one outside wall to the other to help vent heat and fire. The trench cut is often made at least 20 feet from the main vent hole and in a pinch point or "throat" area of the building to make the cut faster. Here are some approaches to making a trench cut:
Thank you for this information ππΌ
I can hear more sirens going, hope everyone is okay
This happened to us last year around the same time.. smh everyone nearby needs to evacuate and not inhale too much
People open the pumps this is why we should not that pressure. Is needed in fires
I always say this. Pumps are for emergency only. Not recreation.
A trench cut is a firefighting tactic that involves cutting a long, narrow vent hole in a roof from one outside wall to the other to help vent heat and fire. The trench cut is often made at least 20 feet from the main vent hole and in a pinch point or "throat" area of the building to make the cut faster. Here are some approaches to making a trench cut:
Thank you for this information ππΌ
I can hear more sirens going, hope everyone is okay
This happened to us last year around the same time.. smh everyone nearby needs to evacuate and not inhale too much
People open the pumps this is why we should not that pressure. Is needed in fires
I always say this. Pumps are for emergency only. Not recreation.
A trench cut is a firefighting tactic that involves cutting a long, narrow vent hole in a roof from one outside wall to the other to help vent heat and fire. The trench cut is often made at least 20 feet from the main vent hole and in a pinch point or "throat" area of the building to make the cut faster. Here are some approaches to making a trench cut:
Thank you for this information ππΌ
I can hear more sirens going, hope everyone is okay
This happened to us last year around the same time.. smh everyone nearby needs to evacuate and not inhale too much
People open the pumps this is why we should not that pressure. Is needed in fires
I always say this. Pumps are for emergency only. Not recreation.
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