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24 injured in blaze at high-rise New York apartment building

24 injured in blaze at high-rise New York apartment building
23.12.2016 11:01
At least 24 people, including three firefighters, have been injured in a fire at a high-rise building on Manhattan’s Upper West Side, CBS reported.

Residents were trapped on a roof others were stuck inside when the four-alarm fire broke out at a high-rise apartment building on Manhattan’s West Side, the FDNY said.

The fire started around 4:55 p.m. Thursday at 515 West 59th Street near the intersection with 10th Avenue.

A final search of the building found a number of people sheltered in place.

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