Nearly two dozen people injured as monster fire rips through wooden apartment block leaving resident trapped
At least 21 injuries have been reported, including 17 firefighters, two METs and two building residents. 'These buildings in this row of five, they were built in 1930, so they're all wood. 'The walls are wood, the floors are wood, the roof is also made of wood, so fire travels very, very rapidly.
- ▪At least 21 injuries have been reported, including 17 firefighters, two METs and two building residents.
- ▪'These buildings in this row of five, they were built in 1930, so they're all wood.
- ▪'The walls are wood, the floors are wood, the roof is also made of wood, so fire travels very, very rapidly.
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| Canonical URL | https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16005161/queens-fire-new-york-city-injuries.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490 |
| Publication time | Sat, 25 Jul 2026 21:15:56 GMT |
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Nearly two dozen people were hurt and one person left trapped after a fire ravaged a New York City block.The blaze erupted just before 10am in a two-story wooden building in Queens and spread to a row of five buildings.The flames triggered a five-alarm response with 250 firefighters swarming the scene.When they arrived, they found two buildings already engulfed by the fire, and a resident trapped inside the first building on the second floor.Chief of Fire Operations Kevin Woods said his department used multiple hand lines to 'aggressively' and 'deliberately' tame the flames.Woods said firefighters were able to get above the fire and rescue the resident. At least 21 injuries have been reported, including 17 firefighters, two METs and two building residents.
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