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Mechanical Issue Blamed for Ferry Running Aground; Vessel Towed Out of Brooklyn Inlet

Over 100 passengers evacuated after ferry runs aground in Brooklyn

Over 100 passengers forced to evacuated after ferry runs aground aground near the shoreline of Bushwick Inlet Park in Brooklyn after mechanical issue caused steering to malfunction

Ferry Runs Aground in New York City, But No Passengers Hurt

21 people injured, 240 displaced after a fire decimated an apartment building in Queens

21 people injured, 240 displaced after a fire decimated an apartment building in Queens INSIDER 2 hrs ago cteh@businessinsider.com (Cheryl Teh) © FDNY/Twitter The New York City Fire Department battled a fire that left 21 people injured in Queens. FDNY/Twitter 350 firefighters are battling a blaze that gutted a Jackson Heights apartment building in Queens, New York. At least 21 people - including 16 firefighters and five civilians - were injured in the fire. The fire tore through the building, which housed around 150 apartments - leaving at least 240 homeless. Some 350 firefighters are still battling a blaze that gutted a Jackson Heights apartment building in Queens, New York.

21 People Injured As 8-Alarm Fire Rages In Jackson Heights Apartment Building

21 People Injured As 8-Alarm Fire Rages In Jackson Heights Apartment Building CBS New York 2 hrs ago Syndicated Local – CBS New York NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) Fire officials say a blaze that started at a Queens apartment building Tuesday afternoon is still not under control. As night fell, the fire was still raging, a bruising battle for hundreds of firefighters who worked all day and into the night. The blaze, which started around 1 p.m., flooded a Jackson Heights neighborhood with smoke that could be seen for miles around. FDNY members are operating on scene of a 5-alarm fire at 89-07 34th Avenue in Queens. pic.twitter.com/jRHUpQbL5l

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