At least four firefighters were injured while battling a massive fire at a New York City Department of Transportation building in Queens.
FDNY officials say the five-alarm fire started at around 10 p.m. at the NYC DOT Harper Street Plant, a warehouse and maintenance space located on Harper Street in Willets Point.
Video from the Citizen App shows an orange glow lighting up the sky as smoke and flames pour out of that DOT facility.
As the fire grew in size, more fire crews were sent to the scene. Approximately 200 firefighters were tackling flames.
Officials say it took them over four hours to get the fire under control, with firefighters still dealing with hot spots into Tuesday morning.
Once all the hot spots have been put out, the fire marshal will investigate how the fire started.
7 comments:
Ban all bikes. That’ll fix it!
Another tax cut for the rich will put it out!
Disgruntled DoT worker? Just the usual City incompetence?
@“ Disgruntled DoT worker”
More like a disgruntled car nazi.
@“ Disgruntled DoT worker”
More like a disgruntled car nazi.
You have the emotional level of an angry middle school girl.
@“ You have the emotional level of an angry middle school girl.”
Coming from a habitual liar like you, that’s a compliment, he/she/it doofus.
Are White Democrats a hate group ?
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