FDNY Takes Down First Floor Fire in Brooklyn Home
Introduction to the Incident
A fire in a two-story house left three people with minor injuries on Friday, May 16.
Photo by Lloyd Mitchell
Details of the Fire
The FDNY took out a fire in Brooklyn that left three people injured on Friday morning. Firefighters responded to the blaze at 419 Milford St. in East New York at around 9:37 a.m. on May 16. Fire Department personnel were met with smoke showing from the first floor level of a two-story private residence.
Firefighting Efforts
Members of Engine Company 225 and Tower Ladder 107 aggressively used three hoselines to knock down the main body of the fire, which was brought under control by 11:19 a.m.
An early morning fire sent residents to the hospital with minor injuries following a house fire at 415 Milford Street.
Photo by Lloyd Mitchell
Investigation and Aftermath
Searches throughout the building yielded negative results. FDNY Fire Marshals will determine the cause and origin of the fire.
“The firefighters did an excellent job in getting to the fire quickly,” said nearby resident Nelson Rodriguez.
A cracked hydrant didn’t slow operations.
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An early morning fire sent residents to the hospital with minor injuries following a house fire at 415 Milford Street.
Photo by Lloyd Mitchell
The fire extended to the first floor.
Photo by Lloyd Mitchell
Conclusion
The swift and efficient response by the FDNY in taking down the first floor fire in the Brooklyn home prevented further injuries and damage. The incident highlights the importance of quick emergency response and the role of the FDNY in keeping the community safe.
FAQs
What was the location of the fire?
The fire occurred at 419 Milford St. in East New York.
What time did the fire start?
The fire started at around 9:37 a.m. on May 16.
How many people were injured?
Three people suffered minor injuries.
What was the cause of the fire?
The cause of the fire is under investigation by FDNY Fire Marshals.
How long did it take to bring the fire under control?
The fire was brought under control by 11:19 a.m.
