The FDNY released drone video as it battles a four-alarm blaze in the Bronx.
What to Know
- A four-alarm blaze shrouded a Bronx apartment building in smoke early Friday; nearly 150 firefighters converged on the scene
- The fire broke out around 6:10 a.m. Friday at a multi-story apartment building on Watson Avenue in Soundview
- Seven people were hurt, including four firefighters; the most seriously injured victim was a civilian, fire officials said
Seven people were hurt, one of them seriously, when a four-alarm blaze tore through an apartment building in the Bronx early Friday, fire officials say.
The fire broke out at the Watson Avenue building in Soundview shortly after 6 a.m. and quickly escalated to four alarms, with nearly 150 firefighters converging on the scene.
Four firefighters were among the seven hurt, though the most serious injury was to a civilian. The others are expected to survive. Details on the nature of their injuries weren't immediately available.
A cause of the fire, which shrouded the entire building in smoke, is under investigation. It was under control about two hours after it broke out, the FDNY said.
