Cause of six-alarm Manhattan fire that critically injured firefighter still under investigation | amNewYork
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The six-alarm fire in Upper Manhattan left one firefighter in serious condition and displaced dozens of residents, prompting an extensive investigation by fire marshals.
Fire Commissioner Robert Tucker described the incident, noting that one firefighter fell 40 feet while battling flames, leading to a critical but stable injury.
According to Chief of Fire Operations Kevin Woods, firefighters faced significant challenges as flames spread through void spaces, complicating their efforts on the second floor.
The rapid response from EMS and the swift actions of firefighters were crucial in providing immediate medical care to the injured firefighter at the scene.
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