Four Hurt After Fire in a Two-Story East Flatbush Home Late Sunday, FDNY Says
A fire broke out late Sunday night at a two-story home on East 95th Street in East Flatbush, Brooklyn, and four people were hurt, firefighters said in reporting CBS News New York carried Monday morning.
Four people were hurt when a fire broke out late Sunday night at a two-story home on East 95th Street in East Flatbush, Brooklyn, the Fire Department said, in reporting CBS News New York carried on Monday morning.
The fire was reported as a house fire in a residential block of two-story homes. CBS News New York's account, attributed to firefighters, establishes the outline the desk can stand behind this morning: the fire broke out late Sunday, in a two-story home on East 95th Street, and four people were hurt.
What the reporting read this run does not yet establish, the desk does not fill in: the conditions of the four people hurt, whether any were residents or firefighters, and any cause. Those details belong to the Fire Department's own follow-up, and this story will be updated when officials release them.
East Flatbush is a residential neighborhood of attached and semi-detached homes in central Brooklyn. Anyone with information about the fire can reach the FDNY through the city's 311 system while fire marshals determine what happened on East 95th Street.
