Major Rescue Operation a Success!
48-08 47th St, Sunnyside, Queens
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Summary
- Firefighters successfully rescued a construction worker trapped waist-deep in a trench at a Woodside, NY, site after a 48-minute operation.
- The worker's condition remains undisclosed,.
Timeline
The person has been rescued, and appears safe!
The man's condition has not been provided.
The worker has been successfully extricated from the trench.
Portions of the body that remain compressed by being trapped under the ground can be starved of oxygen, creating additional dangers once the trapped appendage is freed by causing system-wide shock to the person when the deoxygenated blood is released.
The rescue operation has been ongoing for 44 minutes, according to the latest report from firefighters.
It is unclear if the delay in a response due to traffic congestion for ConEd workers has impeded progress in freeing the worker due to utilities at the scene, though firefighters have continued to ask for updates on their response time.
Firefighters have described the trench as six feet wide and 20 feet long, abutting a five-story structure.
Firefighters continue efforts to extricate the worker, with conditions remaining unchanged.
Firefighters have freed one of the worker's legs and are working to free the other.
The rescue operation has been ongoing for 33 minutes. Utility personnel remain delayed in traffic.
Firefighters confirm a trench rescue is underway for a worker who remains trapped. Specialized units are on scene.
A man is stuck in a hole. Over 20 firefighters are on scene. Condition of the worker is unknown.
Firefighters are preparing a progress report on the ongoing rescue operation.
The incident has been ongoing for 20 minutes, according to firefighters on scene.
Utility company personnel are delayed in traffic and have no estimated time of arrival.
Radio clips available.
Firefighters report an active technical rescue operation for a construction worker trapped waist-deep.
A video from a Citizen user shows firefighters arriving at the scene.
Firefighters are coordinating efforts to address the maintenance hole fire.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a fire in a maintenance hole.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 48-08 47th St.
The person has been rescued, and appears safe!
The man's condition has not been provided.
The worker has been successfully extricated from the trench.
Portions of the body that remain compressed by being trapped under the ground can be starved of oxygen, creating additional dangers once the trapped appendage is freed by causing system-wide shock to the person when the deoxygenated blood is released.
The rescue operation has been ongoing for 44 minutes, according to the latest report from firefighters.
It is unclear if the delay in a response due to traffic congestion for ConEd workers has impeded progress in freeing the worker due to utilities at the scene, though firefighters have continued to ask for updates on their response time.
Firefighters have described the trench as six feet wide and 20 feet long, abutting a five-story structure.
Firefighters continue efforts to extricate the worker, with conditions remaining unchanged.
Firefighters have freed one of the worker's legs and are working to free the other.
The rescue operation has been ongoing for 33 minutes. Utility personnel remain delayed in traffic.
Firefighters confirm a trench rescue is underway for a worker who remains trapped. Specialized units are on scene.
A man is stuck in a hole. Over 20 firefighters are on scene. Condition of the worker is unknown.
Firefighters are preparing a progress report on the ongoing rescue operation.
The incident has been ongoing for 20 minutes, according to firefighters on scene.
Utility company personnel are delayed in traffic and have no estimated time of arrival.
Radio clips available.
Firefighters report an active technical rescue operation for a construction worker trapped waist-deep.
A video from a Citizen user shows firefighters arriving at the scene.
Firefighters are coordinating efforts to address the maintenance hole fire.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a fire in a maintenance hole.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 48-08 47th St.
The person has been rescued, and appears safe!
The man's condition has not been provided.
The worker has been successfully extricated from the trench.
Portions of the body that remain compressed by being trapped under the ground can be starved of oxygen, creating additional dangers once the trapped appendage is freed by causing system-wide shock to the person when the deoxygenated blood is released.
The rescue operation has been ongoing for 44 minutes, according to the latest report from firefighters.
It is unclear if the delay in a response due to traffic congestion for ConEd workers has impeded progress in freeing the worker due to utilities at the scene, though firefighters have continued to ask for updates on their response time.
Firefighters have described the trench as six feet wide and 20 feet long, abutting a five-story structure.
Firefighters continue efforts to extricate the worker, with conditions remaining unchanged.
Firefighters have freed one of the worker's legs and are working to free the other.
The rescue operation has been ongoing for 33 minutes. Utility personnel remain delayed in traffic.
Firefighters confirm a trench rescue is underway for a worker who remains trapped. Specialized units are on scene.
A man is stuck in a hole. Over 20 firefighters are on scene. Condition of the worker is unknown.
Firefighters are preparing a progress report on the ongoing rescue operation.
The incident has been ongoing for 20 minutes, according to firefighters on scene.
Utility company personnel are delayed in traffic and have no estimated time of arrival.
Radio clips available.
Firefighters report an active technical rescue operation for a construction worker trapped waist-deep.
A video from a Citizen user shows firefighters arriving at the scene.
Firefighters are coordinating efforts to address the maintenance hole fire.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a fire in a maintenance hole.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 48-08 47th St.
The person has been rescued, and appears safe!
The man's condition has not been provided.
The worker has been successfully extricated from the trench.
Portions of the body that remain compressed by being trapped under the ground can be starved of oxygen, creating additional dangers once the trapped appendage is freed by causing system-wide shock to the person when the deoxygenated blood is released.
The rescue operation has been ongoing for 44 minutes, according to the latest report from firefighters.
It is unclear if the delay in a response due to traffic congestion for ConEd workers has impeded progress in freeing the worker due to utilities at the scene, though firefighters have continued to ask for updates on their response time.
Firefighters have described the trench as six feet wide and 20 feet long, abutting a five-story structure.
Firefighters continue efforts to extricate the worker, with conditions remaining unchanged.
Firefighters have freed one of the worker's legs and are working to free the other.
The rescue operation has been ongoing for 33 minutes. Utility personnel remain delayed in traffic.
Firefighters confirm a trench rescue is underway for a worker who remains trapped. Specialized units are on scene.
A man is stuck in a hole. Over 20 firefighters are on scene. Condition of the worker is unknown.
Firefighters are preparing a progress report on the ongoing rescue operation.
The incident has been ongoing for 20 minutes, according to firefighters on scene.
Utility company personnel are delayed in traffic and have no estimated time of arrival.
Radio clips available.
Firefighters report an active technical rescue operation for a construction worker trapped waist-deep.
A video from a Citizen user shows firefighters arriving at the scene.
Firefighters are coordinating efforts to address the maintenance hole fire.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a fire in a maintenance hole.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 48-08 47th St.
The person has been rescued, and appears safe!
The man's condition has not been provided.
The worker has been successfully extricated from the trench.
Portions of the body that remain compressed by being trapped under the ground can be starved of oxygen, creating additional dangers once the trapped appendage is freed by causing system-wide shock to the person when the deoxygenated blood is released.
The rescue operation has been ongoing for 44 minutes, according to the latest report from firefighters.
It is unclear if the delay in a response due to traffic congestion for ConEd workers has impeded progress in freeing the worker due to utilities at the scene, though firefighters have continued to ask for updates on their response time.
Firefighters have described the trench as six feet wide and 20 feet long, abutting a five-story structure.
Firefighters continue efforts to extricate the worker, with conditions remaining unchanged.
Firefighters have freed one of the worker's legs and are working to free the other.
The rescue operation has been ongoing for 33 minutes. Utility personnel remain delayed in traffic.
Firefighters confirm a trench rescue is underway for a worker who remains trapped. Specialized units are on scene.
A man is stuck in a hole. Over 20 firefighters are on scene. Condition of the worker is unknown.
Firefighters are preparing a progress report on the ongoing rescue operation.
The incident has been ongoing for 20 minutes, according to firefighters on scene.
Utility company personnel are delayed in traffic and have no estimated time of arrival.
Radio clips available.
Firefighters report an active technical rescue operation for a construction worker trapped waist-deep.
A video from a Citizen user shows firefighters arriving at the scene.
Firefighters are coordinating efforts to address the maintenance hole fire.
Firefighters are responding to a report of a fire in a maintenance hole.
A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 48-08 47th St.
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