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An FDNY ambulance did not reach 13-year-old stabbing victim Syles Ular in time to treat his wounds, leaving cops to rush the bleeding boy to the hospital, The Post has learned.

The controversial former Staten Island Catholic school, St. John's Villa Academy, is first up on the fire department's list, the sources said.

FDNY sources said the Adams administration has been trying to slow-walk the FDNY’s doling out of the violations as the city scrambles to find beds for the scores of asylum seekers that’ll be booted from those sites.

According to sources, the run was part of a physical fitness test that Alexander Griffin needed to pass before being offered a spot in the new academy class.

At least one firefighter suffered injuries while battling flames that tore through a row of stores on Bainbridge Avenue in the Bronx.

Loved ones and colleagues are mourning the loss of a Queens man who died while training to be in the FDNY.

Alexander Griffin was participating in the 1.5-mile run – one of the requirements to enter the FDNY academy – when he suffered an “undetermined medical episode” on Oct. 3, the department said. 

Students at PS 234 in Astoria, Queens are doing their part to raise awareness about the dangers of lithium-ion batteries for Fire Prevention Week.

Furniture Industry News: The bedding manufacturer is focusing on developing its hospitality presence by making its first official debut at the Boutique Design New York (BDNY) hospitality trade show on November 12 to 13 at the Javitz Center.

Some local departments are now equipped with car fire blankets, a tool designed to isolate an electric car fire.