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March 26 to April 2, 2015 Classifieds
An apartment building exploded and burst into flames Thursday in New York City's East Village, injuring at least a dozen people, three of them critically, in what authorities said was a possible gas-related incident.
Flames could be seen shooting out of the top of the five-story building at 2nd Ave. and 7th Street, which partially collapsed shortly after the explosion at 3:20 p.m. Items from a ground-floor sushi restaurant were blown into a street, and the explosion was so forceful that it blew the door off a cafe across the avenue. Rubble, glass and debris littered sidewalks, and smoke could be seen and smelled for miles.
The FDNY reported it as a seven-alarm fire. Authorities said no firefighters or civilians were missing.
Mayor Bill de Blasio said at an early evening press conference that a preliminary report from utility Con Edison indicated that it was a gas-related explosion caused by plumbing and gas work. But he said it was too soon to speculate what, exactly, caused the blast.
"Until we know what happened here, we cannot pass judgment," de Blasio said. He confirmed that 12 people were injured, three of them critically, but said there were no immediate reports of fatalities.
Con Edison inspection crews visited the building about an hour before the explosion to evaluate a planned installation of a meter during ongoing construction, utility president Craig Ivey said. But the meter didn't pass the inspection, meaning it wasn't ready for gas to be introduced.
De Blasio said there was no indication anyone called to report a possible gas leak. Con Edison crews were at the scene and planned to start investigating after firefighters got the blaze under control.
Another building next door was "in danger of possible collapse," FDNY Commissioner Daniel Nigro said, and two other nearby buildings were affected by the explosion.
About 250 firefighters were at the scene early Thursday evening.
The area was being evacuated, and the city's health department advised residents to keep their windows closed because of the smoke.
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RAGING NYC BLAZE At least a dozen injured after building explodes
7:30 P.M.
The Fire Department of New York says four people are in critical condition among a dozen injured in an explosion, building collapse and fire in Manhattan's East Village.
Officials initially said three were critically hurt in Thursday's blast. Firefighter Ed Long says the tally is up to four.
Mayor Bill de Blasio (dih BLAH'-zee-oh) says preliminary evidence suggests a gas-related explosion is to blame. He says plumbing and gas work appear to have sparked the problem inside one building.
That building collapsed. A second building partially collapsed. The fire and blast ultimately affected four buildings near New York University and Washington Square Park.
Fire Commissioner Daniel Nigro (NEYE'-groh) has said a third building is in danger of collapse.
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6:45 P.M.
The American Red Cross is helping people displaced by an explosion, building collapse and fire in Manhattan's East Village.
The regional CEO for the aid organization's New York chapter says one family so far has come into a relief center set up at a nearby school after Thursday's blast.
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A residential apartment building collapses and is engulfed in flames in New York City's East Village neighbourhood, critically injuring four.
A five-storey building apartment building exploded "like a bomb" in New York City, then caught fire and collapsed. At least a dozen people were injured, with four in critical condition.
Stunned survivors spilled into the streets at Second Avenue and East 7th Street, and one brave soul scaled a fire escape and started kicking out windows until fire beat him back.
"I saw a man running out with his hair singed," Chloe Kekovic who works nearby, told the New York Daily News. "He was screaming at unable to see."
"It was like a bomb," Aleksandr Srdi, 32, who lives around the corner, told DNAInfo. "Everyone was like what's going on? People from Starbucks were yelling to get back inside and they were trying to lock the doors."
NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio said that preliminary evidence suggests a natural gas-related explosion. "That investigation is ongoing," he said.
There had been plumbing and gas work ongoing at 121 Second Avenue, and inspectors with the Con Edison utility were at the building hours earlier to check a meter installation. The unit didn't pass inspection and gas was not turned back on at the meter, Con Ed's president, Craig Ivey, told reporters.
Construction worker Matty Disilvestro, 51, told the New York Post he felt "the pressure of the blast" a block away.
"I heard a loud explosion, just a very loud vibrating boom.People who were on the sidewalks and even people on the opposite side of the street were hit with debris," he said.
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Building explosion in NYC triggers huge blaze; gas leak suspected
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A residential apartment building collapses and is engulfed in flames in New York City's East Village neighbourhood, critically injuring four.
A five-storey building apartment building exploded "like a bomb" in New York City, then caught fire and collapsed. At least a dozen people were injured, with four in critical condition.
Stunned survivors spilled into the streets at Second Avenue and East 7th Street, and one brave soul scaled a fire escape and started kicking out windows until fire beat him back.
"I saw a man running out with his hair singed," Chloe Kekovic who works nearby, told the New York Daily News. "He was screaming at unable to see."
"It was like a bomb," Aleksandr Srdi, 32, who lives around the corner, told DNAInfo. "Everyone was like what's going on? People from Starbucks were yelling to get back inside and they were trying to lock the doors."
NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio said that preliminary evidence suggests a natural gas-related explosion. "That investigation is ongoing," he said.
There had been plumbing and gas work ongoing at 121 Second Avenue, and inspectors with the Con Edison utility were at the building hours earlier to check a meter installation. The unit didn't pass inspection and gas was not turned back on at the meter, Con Ed's president, Craig Ivey, told reporters.
Construction worker Matty Disilvestro, 51, told the New York Post he felt "the pressure of the blast" a block away.
"I heard a loud explosion, just a very loud vibrating boom.People who were on the sidewalks and even people on the opposite side of the street were hit with debris," he said.
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Building explosion in NYC triggers huge blaze
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Published: 9:18AM Friday March 27, 2015 Source: ONE News/AP
A construction worker has described a scene of chaos as a fire, thought to be caused by a gas explosion, engulfed a Manhattan apartment block this morning.
"I heard a loud explosion, just a very loud vibrating boom.People who were on the sidewalks and even people on the opposite side of the street were hit with debris," Matty Disilvestro told The New York Post.
Up to 30 people are thought to be injured in the "major building collapse" near the corner of Second Avenue and East Seventh Street in Manhattan's East Village.
Robert Shapiro witnessed the fire from nearby cafe. He described the intensity of the fire. "I've never seen such an aggressive fire - it was like they were pouring gas on it," he told the New York Post.
"The roof erupted in flames. I swear to you, at least 30 feet in the air, bright orange flames," he said.
The Associated Press is reporting at least two people who have been critically injured.
CNBC reports an explosion happened in a restaurant near the ground floor of the building with fire spreading to an apartment building.
Two buildings have been consumed by fire. According to the NY Post, a diner who was eating at the Sushi Park restaurant nearby told police he heard a blast from inside the nearby kitchen.
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Manhattan apartment inferno: 'It was like they were pouring gas on it'
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