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Fire in High-Rise Apartments Injures Three

400 E 105th St

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Summary

  • Firefighters are battling a high-rise apartment fire in New York City, where three individuals have sustained minor injuries. Crews are aware of a bedridden occupant using oxygen in the building, and additional resources have been dispatched to manage the situation.

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A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 400 E 105th St.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 400 E 105th St.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 400 E 105th St.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 400 E 105th St.

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 400 E 105th St.

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FDNY EMS CW1 · Oct 19, 3:44AM · 0:30
Medic branch, 1289 with the final. Received. Medical branch, 1289, fire operations have concluded. Final patient count is three green tag K-6 civilians, all transported to hospital. Um, so all units, from the LCI.
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FDNY EMS CW1 · Oct 19, 3:12AM · 0:31
Medical Branch 1289 with a progress report. Proceed. Medical Branch 1289, progress report. Fire operations still ongoing. Threat to civilians and MLS is still high at the moment. The currently patient count is at three green tags. We will hold with the response that we have at
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Manhattan FDNY · Oct 19, 3:03AM · 0:31
Standpipe B, stairs, Siamese, 1st Avenue, enter 1st Avenue between 103 and 104. Apartment 3, Charlie, the occupant is bedridden with oxygen in use. Manhattan repeating, East 6th for 10-77, box 1289, 400 East 105 Street, New York City Housing Authority. 10 stories, 100 by 100 Class 1, the East River Houses. Eight apartments per floor, two enclosures. Stairwells.
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Comments6

sv32d ago

Why does every emergency vehicle rolling up need to keep blaring their sirens and waking everyone up…there are no other cars on the road they need to alert!

Astoriauser120763012222d ago

Sad man

FDNYwatch2d ago

It always happens at this time

QueensNewsss2d ago

All hands going to work

sv32d ago

Why does every emergency vehicle rolling up need to keep blaring their sirens and waking everyone up…there are no other cars on the road they need to alert!

Astoriauser120763012222d ago

Sad man

FDNYwatch2d ago

It always happens at this time

QueensNewsss2d ago

All hands going to work

sv32d ago

Why does every emergency vehicle rolling up need to keep blaring their sirens and waking everyone up…there are no other cars on the road they need to alert!

Astoriauser120763012222d ago

Sad man

FDNYwatch2d ago

It always happens at this time

QueensNewsss2d ago

All hands going to work

sv32d ago

Why does every emergency vehicle rolling up need to keep blaring their sirens and waking everyone up…there are no other cars on the road they need to alert!

Astoriauser120763012222d ago

Sad man

FDNYwatch2d ago

It always happens at this time

QueensNewsss2d ago

All hands going to work

sv32d ago

Why does every emergency vehicle rolling up need to keep blaring their sirens and waking everyone up…there are no other cars on the road they need to alert!

Astoriauser120763012222d ago

Sad man

FDNYwatch2d ago

It always happens at this time

QueensNewsss2d ago

All hands going to work

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