Five New York City firefighters sustained injuries following a significant car explosion in the Bronx on Wednesday night. The incident took place at approximately 7 o’clock in the evening at a location on Westchester Avenue, near Intervale Avenue and Kelly Street. The explosion generated a large fireball, alarming residents across the borough. FDNY officials confirmed that firefighters were already on the scene addressing a car and rubbish fire when the detonation occurred. The injured firefighters were taken to Jacobi Hospital for medical assessment. Reports indicate that one individual may have suffered serious burn injuries to the face. A video of the explosion, showing a massive and unexpected burst of flames, quickly gained traction online. Local residents reported feeling the force of the blast even blocks away and offered prayers for the well-being of the firefighters. Official inquiries are underway to pinpoint the cause of the explosion, which transpired during an active emergency response. Investigators are working to uncover the source of the fire and the reasons behind the powerful detonation.
NYC Firefighters Hurt in Major Bronx Explosion; Investigation Ongoing
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