FDNY, Washington Heights
Six injured after three-alarm fire in Washington Heights: FDNY
The flames broke out at 65 Fort Washington Avenue, between West 161st and 162nd Streets, at around 7 p.m. The fire affected three floors of the apartment building, and caused six total injuries, including to four firefighters and two civilians. All were reportedly non-life-threatening injuries, per the FDNY.
We spar hard rounds, we beat the s–t out of each other,” firefighter Nicole Malpeso, 32, said of her training regimen.
The FDNY battled a massive 3-alarm fire at an auto body shop in Willets Point on Monday afternoon.
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