**MAJOR GAS EXPLOSION & COLLAPSE** Heavy Fire in a Row Frame PD - [ BX 10-60 2nd Alarm Box 2335 ]
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Fire Location: 869 Fox St
E-82 Urgent 10-75 major explosion
Fire in 3 story PD w/ extension to exposures
E-73,82,94,50
L-31,42,38(Fast)
B-3,26
R-3
Sq-41
D-6
Rac-3
B-3 2nd Alarm @ 11:00
B-26 transmit a 10-60 @ 11:02
2nd Alarm 10-60
E-71,83,92,96,90,60,45,46,263(Comm)
L-19,29,48
L-14(Soc Support)
L-27(Soc Support)
L-136 Act. 42(Fast)s/c
L-144 Act. 42s/c,55s/c,54s/c
B-17(FF)
B-14(Safety)
B-18(RUL)
B-19,20,10 Act. 18s/c
B-49 Act. 3(Staging)
B-58(Air Recon)
R-4
Sq-61
HM-1
HMB
RB,SB
FC
Tac-1
RM-1
CTU
Mask
SOC Logistics
SOC Compressor
E-42 w/ R.C 3
E-44 w/ 2nd Piece
E-72 w/ Sat. 2
Car-10(Bronx Borough Commander)
Car-11(Chief of Special Opps. Command)
Car-11B(Chief of Haz-Mat Opps)
Car-11A(Chief of Rescue Opps)
Car-23D(Press Duty)
Car-4(Chief of Operations)
Car-2C(Deputy Commissioner Public Information)
Car-12(Chief of Safety Command)
Car-12A(Executive Officer to the Chief of Safety Command)
Car-3(Chief of Department)
K9-01
B-3 Send me a TL to exposure 3 @11:13
XCO to L-14 you are now going in for fire duty to exposure 3
D-6 We are going to exterior operations @ 11:14
D-6 2 L/S/O & 2 TLs operating @11:22
FC s/c 1 additional TL @ 11:25
D-6 (3) 10-45s Code 4s @11:29
FC have E-42 w/ R.C 3 respond to Tiffany & Fox @11:30
FC s/c 1 additional ladder company @11:30
FC s/c an additional TL @11:39
FC (1) 10-45 Coe 2 @11:41
FC update on the 10-45s @11:54
(2) Code 2s
(1) Code 3
(1) Code 4
R-4 10-8 back to Queens @11:58
FC s/c an additional truck to replace the fast truck @ 13:30
FC per Car-3 2 TLs in Opp. Heavy equipment en route to help with debris removal & searches @12:37
Relocations:
Squad 252 Act. Rescue 3
Engine 91 Act. Engine ??
Engine 320 Act. Engine 94
Engine 289 Act. Engine 73
Engine 74 Act. Engine 42
Engine 38 Act. Engine 45
Engine 84 Act. Engine 46
Ladder 30 Act. Ladder 38
Ladder 13 Act. Ladder 31
Ladder 144 Act. Ladder 42
Ladder 136 Act. Ladder 42
Ladder 32 Act. Ladder 48
Battalion 53 Act. Battalion 17
Battalion 49 Act. Battalion 3
Battalion 10 Act. Battalion 18
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Boy, The Bronx is getting hit hard this month! Great video!
This is up the block from me 🙏🏾 for all the families impacted by the fire 🙏🏾
Check your gas lines
I know what it’s like to lose your home to fire. Happened twice
Insane, just insane. The debris ejected clear across the street would be an indicator that anyone inside was probably obliterated. Great sadness. NYC suffers far too much of this kind of thing. We can and should do better in providing safe housing.
@Blair Miles Homophobes are lame.
The lightweight construction of the fire building might have saved lives, as it renders the buildup of high pressure impossible. Just like the wooden barracks used for the production of fireworks. At 17:00 we can see what is left of the building after the blast: windows and walls blown out, just the vertical 2 x 4s left.
It's up to all of us to stop blaming others. IF IT'S NOT SAFE,,, MOVE!!!!
Thank You for your diligence in bringing these pics .
Solid Work here by the FDNY Members !
Wow! You did an excellent job covering this. Thank you to all who help rescue the people trapped and to all you Firefighters and Police. Keep safe!!
Great job by the FD. I saw a natural gas main fire once. A backhoe or something had hit the main in the street, and it was like a 75-100 foot high blow torch blasting up furiously from the middle of the road. Anyway, these days with appliances and such being made not to last, but to fail so they can be replaced sooner, I wonder if residential explosions will increase.
That's why I'm all electric!
I heard this morning of 3 firefighters in Baltimore being killed in a similar fire. I am so thankful there are those willing to help in these situations.
I walk by that houses everytime I go to the laundromat/supermarket. The crazy thing was, I was going to go to the supermarket that morning, but I decided to wait until the evening. That was a good/lucky call..
Great video! Nice job at 3:16 capturing the screen view of what the drone is sending back. Amazing what tools they utilize today.
Awesome footage!!!!
There's nothing great about this video one person died and several people got injured idiot.This is a tragedy that happened?People lost their homes as well
@@MusicLoverPearson I'm sure they didn't mean it was "great" what happened. They were talking about what a good job the camera person did by capturing everything and how the fire fighters handled it.
@@MusicLoverPearson Hey. Thanks for your well thought out response. I am not sure if you are aware but it IS possible to comment on the quality of this account's work without it suggesting I am happy that someone lost their life. Many of these accounts provide a great service for the media and fire departments. Many of them will review these videos for debrief and training purposes. You will notice that the fire department allows significant access for this videographer because they are well known and they are there to provide value.
If you care to, you can go back and reread my comment in order to understand that just because someone says they like apples, it doesn't mean they hate all other fruit. Your comment has been reported and I've taken the liberty of blocking. Enjoy your future time in CZcams purgatory. Not everyone is an "idiot" in this world.
@@MusicLoverPearson Relax. Context.
Sending prayers to everyone involved 🙏
Great up the great work nick 🚒🔥
Awesome video thanks brother 👨🚒🚒🚨🇺🇸
There had to be a large accumulation of gas to cause that amount of damage.
I’m astonished that the houses in the row beside it didn’t have even more damage!
@@Og-Judy This shows how attached residential structures are built to confine fire to one unit. An explosion is much more than a fire, so other units were damaged. I think I read that four of the units close to the one with the explosion will have to be demolished. Structural damage is obvious in the unit to the left of the destroyed unit. Police rescued a woman trapped under a sofa on the first floor of the that unit.
Hats off to the members from Tower Ladder 31 who seem to be in the middle of it all these past few weeks !
Oh my! You really don't appreciate the power of a natural gas explosion until you get a detailed look at the main damage zones. Steel framing buckled, doors buckled and blown off, doors warped in their frames, total collapse, leaning buildings, and the massive damage to the vehicles 70 to 100 feet away. That is just an impressive, and humbling swath of damage.
Great coverage.Did they give a cause for gas to explode? I worked on gas for twenty five years.A lot of safety precautions today. Maybe a faulty appliance.
I worked for 33 yrs gas company. Welder for 12. Gas trouble, construction, utilization ended up in gas meter. It sure is interesting watching this.
Even with their state of the art radio communication system, this highlights the issues with multiple radios on the same frequency. I'm NOT saying they are doing anything wrong, they aren't, it's just confusion in situations like this with all the radio traffic.
WOW! Judging by the Debris Field both front and rear, "MAJOR GAS EXPLOSION" was an understatement. What a mess!!!!
@@Og-Judy Judy, Natural gas has a very distinct smell! From the looks of the debris ands how far they traveled… both in the front and rear of this one unit. I personally believe it wasn’t a gas fire. Also watch the video very closely again. ATF does not show up for gas fires. They don’t use dogs smelling around in gas either! As you watch it listen to the one leader screaming for everyone to clear the one building and then for the others to get off the rooftops! Yes gas aided in the destruction! Also look for the one middle wall that the entire wall was bent in the same all the way down that wall separating the units! The top of the entire wall was blew out!
But what do I know?
The drone screen is the money shot, the SA the thermals provide is game changer for command. More tech needs to be ingested into fire services. Great command sees it, end state should be for crews to see via displays in masks face pieces as well.
I watched a few of these videos and it amazes me the amount of firemen that show up to these emergencies. I live in a rural area where most of the firemen are volunteers and usually just a handful of men show up to a fire.
Thats the difference between city and rural especially if they are a paid city dept. Way more money and resources
If I lived in a rural area far from fire hydrants and water had to be brought in by tanker, I would put in a sprinkler system. I know those systems are expensive, especially if you have to retrofit and existing structure, but could easily pay for itself with a damage prevented in a single fire. Give the vollies plenty of time to get there and establish a water source if the sprinkler doesn’t put the fire completely out. In explosion like this though, it probably wouldn’t make any difference.
That deck gun tho 💪
PRAYERS TO THE N,Y,C ! BEEN ROUGH FEW WEEKS ! GREAT VIDEO ! STAY SAFE PLEASE !🇺🇸
Fox St. totally different from when Dennis Smith wrote his book.
We were talking about this. That entire neighborhood was rebuilt.
Shit, another hit to Da Bronx that very fresh year! 🤯 Nice captured!
You guys do a very very good job 👏🏾👏🏾❤️❤️👊🏾
My Grandmother was the one who passed away in this fire RIP Grandma Martha
I am so very sorry for your loss condolences to you and your family 💔
@@gooddayevery1 thank you 🙏🏿🙏🏿
@@gooddayevery1 My heart goes out to you and your family. So sorry for your loss. Will keep you in my prayers.
🙏🏾 my deepest sympathy and condolences 🙏🏾😔😢
@@patriciashackelfordboggshamp30 my family appreciates your sympathy in this time 🙏🏿🙏🏿
Thank you for the video
I worked for a large gas utility and obliteration are rare. Collapse is the big issue. If your close or in the direct area inside a structure. You will get one he'll of a story for your grandkids. In the 90s I was In front of a hell of alot buildings ready. We would pull up, then set up and drill and test every hole till we located broken main. 3 to a crew. Then we had to dig and repair main. I Fn loved the adrenaline rush. We were the only ones In front of house. If it went u no what. We were probably visiting the all mighty because we were outside of boom and would of caught kinetic energy. I am talking from Dec to Mar at least 1 or 2 a day for almost a decade. Our system was one of the oldest cast iron main system. They were close to and over 100yrs old. A city North of that area had that major gas situation. I have only made 1 video a couple of days after and it explained what happened. People couldn't view it for over a year. Most of the system is plastic now. The incident could of been prevented but new top management stopped the reg department from being on site
Great footage stay safe
Have had alot of gas explosions in Baltimore Maryland as well in the recent years.
I can't even imagine what it would be like living in an area like that
It sure threw debris pretty far
Communication seems so difficult. With all of the advances in technology - will there be a time that it improves?
I hope that cadaver dog found no one dead inside. I hope no one died.
Excellent coverage and it was nice seeing the ring camera from across the street picking up the explosion
@@dawnm1292 I love his footage
@@dawnm1292 it’s one of mine also
Prayers for all!!!
Best video notes!
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So what would the soda fx do at this scene ?
I hope everyone is okay. I always think about how dangerous those houses that are connected like that are, because of a fire.
Wonder if the super or landlord cut corners and illegally tapped into a gas main. There is another video of a NEST cam across the street that captured the explosion. Blew a huge amount of the building 20 feet into the air. That had to be a lot of gas build up fast because some of it should have escaped through crevices. It seemed the apartment filled up fast until it pressurized before ignition.
Thats really horrible , I fell sad for those living there .
I have observed that in the last few years we see more and more gas explotions all over the world .
Usually they all started using gas as energy source many many years ago and this lead to many
underground pipes being very old and in bad maintenace , also many old houses have
bad installations too .
But even brand new houses seem to suffer from this too ...
So question is - Are the new installations simply being made to cheap ? ( read bad quality , money saving )
New installations set up in areas with old pipelines ect , with bad maintennace and simply
being cheap as usual to save cost and thus increase profit ?
Well the buyer of those houses they really do not save anything in the end as it is as usual sold as
expensive as they can get away with ( thus increase Profit to their greedy pockets ) of course on the
cost of safety to those who end buy it .
Is this caused by NOT qualified technicians to do maintennace / installations / service ect ? ( to save money )
Or simply a combination of it all ?
List could go on and on but I think you get the picture .
Sadly what is so real is there is an increase of gas explotions in past few years .
( we have to go back before the 1950ties to get same amount , before safety was being improved )
Personally I can not live in a house with gas , I wont feel safe at all .
Yes I now electric malfunction can be a danger too , but at least doesnt explode like this .
Ps sorry for typos , it is late night here and im on coffe : )
who else thinks there are WAAAAAAY too many bosses at this job
everyone wants to get their hands on the big one when it comes around
Not it all. It’s called SOPs
Every day...people please be carefull 😪
hey Nick was that the same acting div.7 cheif today ?
Wow that's really bad ! I hope no one was home !
I hope all are safe.
I. Wish my mother would have stayed in newyork i would have loved to be a NewYork FF I was a FF in south carolina
Why would they bury the gas valve instead of using a manhole?
EXPOSER 4 STILL HAD men on the roof long time after recall ,why ???
Wow sure blew the heck out those buildings anyone hurt? Great coverage stay safe
7 hurt last i was told
@@loganstewart5041 Must have been a really major leak. Possibly some furnace repair guys had and accident with the gas line ? It's a major cold snap when this fire started
Reported that one deceased and 5 or 6 police officers were injured (smoke inhalation) while working to evacuate residents, as well as 2 or 3 others. Early reports are often varying so we should get clearer information in the near future.
Ridiculous how many units they need for this
You can hear Command on the radio, sound panicked. This was awful.
Another great video how many injuried or lost their lives
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Many times when there is a gas explosion? It’s from someone not licensed tinkering with gas lines. Many times it’s from theft of service. Some people think theft of service is no big deal? This is the result sadly.
Exactly what happened here last year straight after the plumber fitted kitchen gas line, it blow the house to bits, the plumber was charged with the explosion, I can't remember if any deaths but definitely many injuries around the neighborhood,
This is no an race comment. In a lot of undeveloped countries theft of energy is common. If someone takes the end plug off the gas service. 60 psi will roar into house. Then there is absolutely nothing they can do. Hopefully utility will arrive and shut gas off on sidewalks. Then a control vent procedure will start. No worries unit gas level goes between 5 percent to 15 percent
@@skipd9164 if they have tools to take a plug or cap off…they can shut the valve
@@tjlovesrachel alot of people don't know about the different pressures that can used . Low pressure you don't need to turn service off to jump in a new piece of pipe. Intermediate, you should shut service value but a good tech can put a plug in and I've done it off the main but never in a building. High pressure, once you loosen a fitting before you get to the last turn it spins off and your screwed. I and street crew members have jumped in a hp shut off in the street at service t. If you watch a fire department putting out a fire hp is just below the presure in hose.
Now back to my point. When Brazil wanted to host either WORLD cup or Olympics they need to upgrade their electric distribution network. In some areas there were hundreds of illegal hookups at poles and this was through out the network. Some people see an inside gas service and think nobody will ever know. They might drop the meter and put a bypass. FYI. If you have a meter thats read electronic devices it shows a disconnect next time it's read. If you disconnect any fitting below the regulator. Before you get to turn last thread it will shoot off and before you reach the stairs your house is full of gas and your lucky. It's when the gas is shut off at the service valve outside that you need to worry. When inside reads get to 15% you start worrying until below 5%. I have been in over a 100 situations like this and we never lost one. It wasn't until CZcams I realized what could of happened. In the 80s an 90s we never called the FD and if they came they sat in truck down the street. Protocol has drastically changed for the better. Most people don't know what presure the main in the street has.
@@skipd9164 ohhh I know everything your saying … I do this on a daily basis just as you used to… where did you used to work if you don’t mind me asking
Sheee it
I hope no one was hurt?
How did you get views on long forms vids
Good job 👍
So, what goes thru these amazing men and womens minds, when fighting a fire like this to “pull out”. Thank you, all for everything
27:08 which agency is that? Is that FDNY CTU?
I have the same question
FD NY FIRE good911
Why is it repeatedly the man says I want everyone off the roof but it looks like they stay up there. Any idea why?
Rescue
Training exorcise, the audio is probably just some dufus reading a script. That apartment building fire that they said 19 died .. that too was just a training exercise, gone live...... nobody died.
@@travisthechimp7857 your kidding right ! Please tell me this is a troll.
@@jhamil4622 A troll? I troll not my friend. Go look at all the videos shot of the apartment fire where they said 19 died Clearly, it's a training exercise with crisis actors playing the civilians.
@@travisthechimp7857 and clearly you must be joking to make such light of a major tragedy that brave men went above and beyond to save so many lives.
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Who’s the IC at the beginning? Good work
FDRV, You a firefighter or something? How do you get so close
Public street anyone can get that close if they want. Usually. Some exceptions for sure. But I wager since FDRV is around ALL the time they're used to it and don't bother em
Did any one get killed in fire
WTH they have to dig for the gas valve? Well ain’t that convenient
did this come out as a Natural gas Leak Major or did came out as some thing Else ?
Cooking with gas...
y690☺☺
There are more civilian FDNY than people who live in my town.
INTENSE. Prayers to all those involved.🙏
Why does it seem like the Bronx has a lot of issues lately?
Yeah but the Bronx has a long history of fires especially in the 80s when allegedly the landlords were doing it for tax purposes allegedly. Research it.
Gas my @$$! If it was gas the whole unit was full when it caught a ⚡️ ! The ATF doesn’t get involved in gas fires! Looks to me like the whole unit was destroyed! Again, My person believe is this was not a regular gas fire! Gas fires don’t blow a building apart and cave the walls in the building next to it. Gas wasn’t the cause of the fire but aided in the destruction!
2nd edit…. *They don’t use dogs smelling the areas in gas fires either!*
The way the one person was screaming to get everyone out of the areas also tells me that he knew a lot more about the true cause of the cause!
But what do I know?
I didn`t know FDNY had a K-9 search dog.
airports even jails have then
Probably cadaver (dead people?) dogs
Dang, just today. Good luck New York’s Finest…
Great video
It seems like these scenes are so cluttered with people standing around not doing much.
I'm sure there is a sequence of apprehending the situation.. doesn't take a team of 20 to check a boiler room or something of that nature ect
Maybe you should try and put a little thought into why they would have so many battalions on hand. Everyone there has a purpose.
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One off those big water heaters blew up?
Drones are amazing tools
Gas or cooking meth?
That's a pretty big meth cooking operation to blow such a big building up
@@jonarmedpiandsecurityoffic9051 true…most likely gas.
There was a gas heater in the debris.
Natural gas is a very good fuel and there is a very good supply of it. Natural gas is also a very dangerous fuel! Underground natural gas lines have in some locations been there in excess of fifty ago and a good portion of the piping is iron pipe. With all of the underground movement of the pipe creates many leaks. A lot of gas leaks are caused by companies digging for other types of underground utilities. Making natural gas usage safer for everyone is a huge task and has many areas that need help.
Actually 100yrs before regulations requirer replacement
Why do EMS sometimes use the Scott Packs?
Have to work in life hazard conditions.
Cuz anyone around fire should be wearing one
Was there any injuries to firefighter or civilians
So, what is a fire liaison?
omg so chaotic, exposure 4 is empty nobody there - arrived in exposure 4 with line - leave line and expo4 - no fire in expo 4 - people in basement expo 4 - all ppl leave expo 4 - no smoke in expo 4 - everybody off the roof - arrived on roof - .....????
like wtf is all this chaotic talk about!?!?! and why are 30+ firefighters standing around doing nothing? the least they could do is clear a path for the stretchers, right?!?
What caused the explosion?
If anyone suspects gas or other lines are exposed.broken.or look funny..Call Fire Dept
Rightaway
Wow i would just be scared to live in a building now. Bronx getting hit hard
Gas has to accumulate a long time for this to happen.
World famous Engine 82 working.
B ha b
Gas company should have a valve on the corner.Shut the whole street down.
There over there on one corner goin down cold on the pipe. On plastic system med press. That 60 psi and 1.87 in the house they can have up to 3k houses on it with no valve on it. If they had a valve on every corner they would have to inspect and work them every year.
@@bradr1913 we do usually have a valve on each corner and usually on in front of every house/building
Where’s the door camera picture of the explosion?
No justice no peace
May comfort from God promises comfort you soon this will not exist and Gods kingdom will bring the world blessings, we will see those sleeping g in the grave look to the Bible