On February 5, firefighters were alerted to a house fire on East 15th St. in Midwood around noon. Upon arrival, crews identified flames coming from the rear of the three-story building. Despite facing challenges with a frozen hydrant, firefighters efficiently attacked the fire using two hoselines, ultimately preventing injuries during their search of the premises. The investigation into the cause of the fire is being handled by the FDNY Fire Marshals Office, following the successful containment of the situation without any reported injuries.
Firefighters quickly contained a house fire in Midwood on Wednesday afternoon, managing to address the situation effectively despite encountering a frozen hydrant.
The blaze, which began shortly before noon on February 5 at 1422 East 15th St., was reported by units arriving to find flames at the rear.
Firefighters deployed two hoselines to aggressively knock down the main fire, and fortunately, searches through the building indicated no injuries.
The FDNY Fire Marshals Office is currently investigating the cause of the fire after the situation was successfully controlled by firefighting crews.
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