Smoke From Cellar Fire in Tiger Club
852 9th Ave
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Summary
- Firefighters responded to a fire in the cellar of a restaurant on 9th Avenue in New York City. Crews are actively working to control the blaze and search for any trapped or injured individuals.
Timeline
Firefighters specified that the affected building is the Tiger Club.
The situation is now under control, according to fire officials.
EMS confirms there are no patients, and the situation remains stable.
Water and electricity have been shut off in the affected building. Health department assistance has been requested.
Firefighters continue to manage heavy smoke in the cellar. EMS reports that nobody has been injured.
EMS reports that southbound traffic on 9th Avenue is closed.
The fire has been extinguished, and no trapped or injured people were found in the building.
Additional fire units have been dispatched to assist with the cellar fire.
Firefighters are actively working to control the fire in the cellar using a hose line. They are searching for any trapped or injured people.
Firefighters report a fire in the rear of a cellar at a commercial building.
A Citizen user shows video of fire trucks and EMS on the scene.
Firefighters are responding to a report of smoke in a restaurant.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 852 9th Ave.
Firefighters specified that the affected building is the Tiger Club.
The situation is now under control, according to fire officials.
EMS confirms there are no patients, and the situation remains stable.
Water and electricity have been shut off in the affected building. Health department assistance has been requested.
Firefighters continue to manage heavy smoke in the cellar. EMS reports that nobody has been injured.
EMS reports that southbound traffic on 9th Avenue is closed.
The fire has been extinguished, and no trapped or injured people were found in the building.
Additional fire units have been dispatched to assist with the cellar fire.
Firefighters are actively working to control the fire in the cellar using a hose line. They are searching for any trapped or injured people.
Firefighters report a fire in the rear of a cellar at a commercial building.
A Citizen user shows video of fire trucks and EMS on the scene.
Firefighters are responding to a report of smoke in a restaurant.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 852 9th Ave.
Firefighters specified that the affected building is the Tiger Club.
The situation is now under control, according to fire officials.
EMS confirms there are no patients, and the situation remains stable.
Water and electricity have been shut off in the affected building. Health department assistance has been requested.
Firefighters continue to manage heavy smoke in the cellar. EMS reports that nobody has been injured.
EMS reports that southbound traffic on 9th Avenue is closed.
The fire has been extinguished, and no trapped or injured people were found in the building.
Additional fire units have been dispatched to assist with the cellar fire.
Firefighters are actively working to control the fire in the cellar using a hose line. They are searching for any trapped or injured people.
Firefighters report a fire in the rear of a cellar at a commercial building.
A Citizen user shows video of fire trucks and EMS on the scene.
Firefighters are responding to a report of smoke in a restaurant.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 852 9th Ave.
Firefighters specified that the affected building is the Tiger Club.
The situation is now under control, according to fire officials.
EMS confirms there are no patients, and the situation remains stable.
Water and electricity have been shut off in the affected building. Health department assistance has been requested.
Firefighters continue to manage heavy smoke in the cellar. EMS reports that nobody has been injured.
EMS reports that southbound traffic on 9th Avenue is closed.
The fire has been extinguished, and no trapped or injured people were found in the building.
Additional fire units have been dispatched to assist with the cellar fire.
Firefighters are actively working to control the fire in the cellar using a hose line. They are searching for any trapped or injured people.
Firefighters report a fire in the rear of a cellar at a commercial building.
A Citizen user shows video of fire trucks and EMS on the scene.
Firefighters are responding to a report of smoke in a restaurant.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 852 9th Ave.
Firefighters specified that the affected building is the Tiger Club.
The situation is now under control, according to fire officials.
EMS confirms there are no patients, and the situation remains stable.
Water and electricity have been shut off in the affected building. Health department assistance has been requested.
Firefighters continue to manage heavy smoke in the cellar. EMS reports that nobody has been injured.
EMS reports that southbound traffic on 9th Avenue is closed.
The fire has been extinguished, and no trapped or injured people were found in the building.
Additional fire units have been dispatched to assist with the cellar fire.
Firefighters are actively working to control the fire in the cellar using a hose line. They are searching for any trapped or injured people.
Firefighters report a fire in the rear of a cellar at a commercial building.
A Citizen user shows video of fire trucks and EMS on the scene.
Firefighters are responding to a report of smoke in a restaurant.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 852 9th Ave.
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Bun dem up
Looks like Blue Seafood
All hands going to work
@SkittlesMcG You’re welcome
Bun dem up
Looks like Blue Seafood
All hands going to work
@SkittlesMcG You’re welcome
Bun dem up
Looks like Blue Seafood
All hands going to work
@SkittlesMcG You’re welcome
Bun dem up
Looks like Blue Seafood
All hands going to work
@SkittlesMcG You’re welcome
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Bun dem up
Looks like Blue Seafood
All hands going to work
@SkittlesMcG You’re welcome