Two Boats Ablaze Under Pulaski Bridge
Borden Ave & Pulaski Brg, Hunters Point, Queens
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Summary
- Thick plumes of smoke are seen rising from the scene beneath the Pulaski Bridge as firefighters battle a fire on two separate boats.
- The blaze is confirmed to be on the Queens side of the bridge. Firefighters on land and Marine units are working to douse the flames.
- It's unclear if anyone has been injured in the blaze.
- Expect traffic delays and use caution in the area.
Timeline
Firefighters report two boats were fully engulfed in flames, with minor extension to the sea wall. Certain units are being released from the scene.
EMS units are coordinating to confirm the exact location of the boat fire for additional support.
Additional FDNY Marine units are responding to the scene.
Firefighters are scaling back land units, continuing operations with marine units to manage the flames.
Firefighters are working to extinguish fires on two separate boats - a 25-footer and an 18-footer.
Firefighters from Brooklyn are also responding to the scene, confirmed to be on the Queens side of the Pulaski Bridge.
EMS units are responding as a precaution.
FDNY Marine units are working to douse the blaze from the Newtown Creek.
Radio clips available.
A Citizen user shows video of heavy smoke billowing over the bridge.
Firefighters are preparing for a possible water rescue near the bridge.
Firefighters have located the boat fire on the Queens side near the bridge.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Borden Ave & Pulaski Brg.
Firefighters report heavy smoke under the bridge, possibly from a boat fire.
Firefighters are responding to a 911 report of smoke condotion in the area.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Pulaski Brg & Eagle St.
Firefighters report two boats were fully engulfed in flames, with minor extension to the sea wall. Certain units are being released from the scene.
EMS units are coordinating to confirm the exact location of the boat fire for additional support.
Additional FDNY Marine units are responding to the scene.
Firefighters are scaling back land units, continuing operations with marine units to manage the flames.
Firefighters are working to extinguish fires on two separate boats - a 25-footer and an 18-footer.
Firefighters from Brooklyn are also responding to the scene, confirmed to be on the Queens side of the Pulaski Bridge.
EMS units are responding as a precaution.
FDNY Marine units are working to douse the blaze from the Newtown Creek.
Radio clips available.
A Citizen user shows video of heavy smoke billowing over the bridge.
Firefighters are preparing for a possible water rescue near the bridge.
Firefighters have located the boat fire on the Queens side near the bridge.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Borden Ave & Pulaski Brg.
Firefighters report heavy smoke under the bridge, possibly from a boat fire.
Firefighters are responding to a 911 report of smoke condotion in the area.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Pulaski Brg & Eagle St.
Firefighters report two boats were fully engulfed in flames, with minor extension to the sea wall. Certain units are being released from the scene.
EMS units are coordinating to confirm the exact location of the boat fire for additional support.
Additional FDNY Marine units are responding to the scene.
Firefighters are scaling back land units, continuing operations with marine units to manage the flames.
Firefighters are working to extinguish fires on two separate boats - a 25-footer and an 18-footer.
Firefighters from Brooklyn are also responding to the scene, confirmed to be on the Queens side of the Pulaski Bridge.
EMS units are responding as a precaution.
FDNY Marine units are working to douse the blaze from the Newtown Creek.
Radio clips available.
A Citizen user shows video of heavy smoke billowing over the bridge.
Firefighters are preparing for a possible water rescue near the bridge.
Firefighters have located the boat fire on the Queens side near the bridge.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Borden Ave & Pulaski Brg.
Firefighters report heavy smoke under the bridge, possibly from a boat fire.
Firefighters are responding to a 911 report of smoke condotion in the area.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Pulaski Brg & Eagle St.
Firefighters report two boats were fully engulfed in flames, with minor extension to the sea wall. Certain units are being released from the scene.
EMS units are coordinating to confirm the exact location of the boat fire for additional support.
Additional FDNY Marine units are responding to the scene.
Firefighters are scaling back land units, continuing operations with marine units to manage the flames.
Firefighters are working to extinguish fires on two separate boats - a 25-footer and an 18-footer.
Firefighters from Brooklyn are also responding to the scene, confirmed to be on the Queens side of the Pulaski Bridge.
EMS units are responding as a precaution.
FDNY Marine units are working to douse the blaze from the Newtown Creek.
Radio clips available.
A Citizen user shows video of heavy smoke billowing over the bridge.
Firefighters are preparing for a possible water rescue near the bridge.
Firefighters have located the boat fire on the Queens side near the bridge.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Borden Ave & Pulaski Brg.
Firefighters report heavy smoke under the bridge, possibly from a boat fire.
Firefighters are responding to a 911 report of smoke condotion in the area.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Pulaski Brg & Eagle St.
Firefighters report two boats were fully engulfed in flames, with minor extension to the sea wall. Certain units are being released from the scene.
EMS units are coordinating to confirm the exact location of the boat fire for additional support.
Additional FDNY Marine units are responding to the scene.
Firefighters are scaling back land units, continuing operations with marine units to manage the flames.
Firefighters are working to extinguish fires on two separate boats - a 25-footer and an 18-footer.
Firefighters from Brooklyn are also responding to the scene, confirmed to be on the Queens side of the Pulaski Bridge.
EMS units are responding as a precaution.
FDNY Marine units are working to douse the blaze from the Newtown Creek.
Radio clips available.
A Citizen user shows video of heavy smoke billowing over the bridge.
Firefighters are preparing for a possible water rescue near the bridge.
Firefighters have located the boat fire on the Queens side near the bridge.
The address reported for this incident has changed to Borden Ave & Pulaski Brg.
Firefighters report heavy smoke under the bridge, possibly from a boat fire.
Firefighters are responding to a 911 report of smoke condotion in the area.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at Pulaski Brg & Eagle St.
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Hmm. Seems intentional
@Queen3171 That is rather suspicious. I pray there were no casualties.
Looks like that's the homeless hang out spot
Sheesh this summer boutta be HOT with bs
Why in 80 degrees ppl have hoodies on and face cover
Ask ice that
Hmm. Seems intentional
@Queen3171 That is rather suspicious. I pray there were no casualties.
Looks like that's the homeless hang out spot
Sheesh this summer boutta be HOT with bs
Why in 80 degrees ppl have hoodies on and face cover
Ask ice that
Hmm. Seems intentional
@Queen3171 That is rather suspicious. I pray there were no casualties.
Looks like that's the homeless hang out spot
Sheesh this summer boutta be HOT with bs
Why in 80 degrees ppl have hoodies on and face cover
Ask ice that
Hmm. Seems intentional
@Queen3171 That is rather suspicious. I pray there were no casualties.
Looks like that's the homeless hang out spot
Sheesh this summer boutta be HOT with bs
Why in 80 degrees ppl have hoodies on and face cover
Ask ice that
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Hmm. Seems intentional
@Queen3171 That is rather suspicious. I pray there were no casualties.
Looks like that's the homeless hang out spot
Sheesh this summer boutta be HOT with bs
Why in 80 degrees ppl have hoodies on and face cover
Ask ice that