The New York City Fire Department (FDNY) confirms serious injuries to two firefighters and one civilian.
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Sixteen people were injured in a barge explosion in New York, according to TASS citing CBS.
According to the New York City Fire Department (FDNY), two firefighters and one civilian sustained serious injuries. The remaining victims reportedly suffered less serious injuries.
The FDNY — one of the largest fire departments in the world — promptly dispatched emergency teams to the scene. Rescue personnel began working to contain the incident and provide medical assistance to the injured.
The exact location of the barge in New York waters and the cause of the on-board explosion are currently being determined by city agencies. CBS, citing official figures from the fire department, first reported the incident. The investigation is ongoing.
An explosion occurred on a barge in New York, resulting in 16 people injured, including two firefighters and one civilian with severe injuries. The causes of the incident and the exact location of the barge are still being determined by city services.
The incident could affect navigation and cargo transportation through New York's waters if the causes are related to hazardous materials on the barge. Port facility operations may face restrictions and additional maritime safety inspections are likely in this area.

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