1 dead after barge explosion in Staten Island caused fire, says FDNY
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FDNY reports that two firefighters were injured after an explosion on a barge in Staten Island caused a shipping container to catch on fire at around 2:30 p.m. earlier today, Sept. 10.
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One person died after an explosion on a docked barge caused a two-alarm fire at a Staten Island shipping yard, authorities said. The incident occurred at approximately 2:37 p.m. in a shipping container located at 3249 Richmond Terrace, between South Avenue and Arlington Avenue.
MARINERS HARBOR, Staten Island (PIX11) — Multiple explosions in Staten Island sent smoke and fire billowing through the air Thursday, video shows. Citizen App video shows a fireball raging in broad daylight near Mariners Harbor on Richmond Terrace.
One person was killed Thursday afternoon when an explosion on board a Staten Island petroleum barge caused a massive shipping container fire, according to authorities and sources. The blast erupted around 2:35 p.m.
FDNY reports that two firefighters were injured after an explosion on a barge in Staten Island caused a shipping container to catch on fire at around 2:30 p.m. earlier today, Sept. 10.
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