Person Sustained Minor Injuries From Fire on Ninth Floor of Residential Building
360 W 43rd St
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- Firefighters responded to a reported fire on the ninth floor of an apartment building at 360 W 43rd St in New York City. Light smoke was visible from a high window, and emergency responders blocked street traffic to manage the situation.
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Citizen users' footage shows light smoke emanating from a high window, emergency responders and firefighters on scene coordinating efforts and gaining entry into the incident building, and traffic on the street blocked as a result of the nature of the firefighter response.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 360 W 43rd St.
Citizen users' footage shows light smoke emanating from a high window, emergency responders and firefighters on scene coordinating efforts and gaining entry into the incident building, and traffic on the street blocked as a result of the nature of the firefighter response.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 360 W 43rd St.
Citizen users' footage shows light smoke emanating from a high window, emergency responders and firefighters on scene coordinating efforts and gaining entry into the incident building, and traffic on the street blocked as a result of the nature of the firefighter response.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 360 W 43rd St.
Citizen users' footage shows light smoke emanating from a high window, emergency responders and firefighters on scene coordinating efforts and gaining entry into the incident building, and traffic on the street blocked as a result of the nature of the firefighter response.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 360 W 43rd St.
Citizen users' footage shows light smoke emanating from a high window, emergency responders and firefighters on scene coordinating efforts and gaining entry into the incident building, and traffic on the street blocked as a result of the nature of the firefighter response.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 360 W 43rd St.
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I just went inside and checked it out myself. Fire is out, only one minor injured, but lots of water damage. Porters from other buildings are pitching in to help with the water damage.
Anyone know what apart sent it is?
The guy in the white shirt with the big belly at the front door is the one alleged injured party. They took him out on a stretcher about 20 minutes later.
Oh no
I just went inside and checked it out myself. Fire is out, only one minor injured, but lots of water damage. Porters from other buildings are pitching in to help with the water damage.
Anyone know what apart sent it is?
The guy in the white shirt with the big belly at the front door is the one alleged injured party. They took him out on a stretcher about 20 minutes later.
Oh no
I just went inside and checked it out myself. Fire is out, only one minor injured, but lots of water damage. Porters from other buildings are pitching in to help with the water damage.
Anyone know what apart sent it is?
The guy in the white shirt with the big belly at the front door is the one alleged injured party. They took him out on a stretcher about 20 minutes later.
Oh no
I just went inside and checked it out myself. Fire is out, only one minor injured, but lots of water damage. Porters from other buildings are pitching in to help with the water damage.
Anyone know what apart sent it is?
The guy in the white shirt with the big belly at the front door is the one alleged injured party. They took him out on a stretcher about 20 minutes later.
Oh no
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I just went inside and checked it out myself. Fire is out, only one minor injured, but lots of water damage. Porters from other buildings are pitching in to help with the water damage.
Anyone know what apart sent it is?
The guy in the white shirt with the big belly at the front door is the one alleged injured party. They took him out on a stretcher about 20 minutes later.
Oh no