Manhattan apartment fire displaces four residents, leaves three units uninhabitable
No injuries reported as occupants safely escape before emergency crews arrive
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Sign up freeA Monday evening, July 27, apartment fire in Manhattan, left three units uninhabitable, displacing four residents and their dog, who are now receiving assistance from the Red Cross.
All occupants safely escaped the building before fire crews arrived, and city officials confirmed that no residents or animals were injured in the blaze.
The fire caused enough damage that three apartments were deemed unsafe to occupy overnight. The displaced residents and their pet continue to receive aid from the Red Cross in the aftermath of the incident.
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