FDNY, Con Edison repair gas main leak in Bronx after fumes reported
BRONX - The FDNY, Con Edison, and the NYPD repaired a gas main that ruptured in the Bronx on Sunday morning. Officials got the call around 9:40 a.m. after reports of fumes and gas odors on Bedford Park Boulevard between Decatur Avenue and Webster Avenue. The FDNY said the incident was placed under control at 12:55 p.m.
Gas main rupture in the Bronx injures five: FDNY
Residents were woken up by the smell of gas which they said extended miles away. The Fire Department confirmed that five people were injured, all minor injuries. Two refused medical attention, while the rest were taken to Montefiore Medical Center.
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Two retired FDNY chiefs were arrested Monday on federal charges for allegedly accepting $190,000 in bribes to speed up ...
Two former FDNY chiefs have been indicted on bribery and corruption charges for allegedly providing preferential treatment to ...
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Two former New York City Fire Department fire chiefs were arrested by the feds early Monday as part of a corruption probe, officials and sources said. Anthony Saccavino and Brian Cordasco, who ...
Cordasco, 49, joined the FDNY around 2002, where up until 2020, he served as both a firefighter and battalion chief, ...
The FDNY said no injuries were reported after firefighters responded to a call about a gas odor emanating from a stove in ...
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Four out of five New Yorkers who go into cardiac arrest die as response times for NYC’s first responders to medical emergencies continue to soar, startling new data shows.
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