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SENATE ALMOST CAUGHT FIRE AGAIN LOOK: A power bank exploded inside the Bills and Index Service office at the Senate building in Pasay around 3:50 p.m., sparking a small fire that was quickly put out with an extinguisher. Fire personnel arrived at 4:05 p.m. and declared the incident under... show more

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At 3:48 p.m. Thursday, the FDNY responded to reports of a fire at 485 Scott Avenue in Brooklyn. Upon arrival, units encountered heavy fire and smoke inside a two-story recycling plant. "This was an extremely difficult fire because of the extreme heat today," Assistant Chief David Simms said. Ten firefighters suffered non-life-threatening injuries, mostly related to the heat. The fire reached a third-alarm assignment, and 192 fire and EMS personnel responded. The fire was placed under control at 6:40 p.m., and the cause remains under investigation.

At 3:48 p.m. Thursday, the FDNY responded to reports of a fire at 485 Scott Avenue in Brooklyn. Upon arrival, units encountered heavy fire and smoke inside a two-story recycling plant. "This was an extremely difficult fire because of the extreme heat today," Assistant Chief David Simms said. Ten firefighters suffered non-life-threatening injuries, mostly related to the heat. The fire reached a third-alarm assignment, and 192 fire and EMS personnel responded. The fire was placed under control at 6:40 p.m., and the cause remains under investigation.

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One person is dead after a fire broke out at a three-storey mixed-use building near 132 Avenue and 82 Street in northeast Edmonton last night. Fire crews were called to the scene at 9:19 p.m., with the building housing businesses on the ground floor and apartments on the two floors above. The entire building was evacuated and 11 fire crews responded, with between eight and 10 ambulances also dispatched to the scene. It has not yet been confirmed how many people were injured, and the cause of the fire remains under investigation. Edmonton Police Service closed 82 Street in both directions between 137 Avenue and Yellowhead Trail to allow emergency crews to respond, citing “a collision and fire” in the area without providing further details. Our followers stated that they heard an explosion prior to the fire.

One person is dead after a fire broke out at a three-storey mixed-use building near 132 Avenue and 82 Street in northeast Edmonton last night. Fire crews were called to the scene at 9:19 p.m., with the building housing businesses on the ground floor and apartments on the two floors above. The entire building was evacuated and 11 fire crews responded, with between eight and 10 ambulances also dispatched to the scene. It has not yet been confirmed how many people were injured, and the cause of the fire remains under investigation. Edmonton Police Service closed 82 Street in both directions between 137 Avenue and Yellowhead Trail to allow emergency crews to respond, citing “a collision and fire” in the area without providing further details. Our followers stated that they heard an explosion prior to the fire.

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SENATE MAJORITY A NO-SHOW FOR THE SECOND TIME? LOOK: Only the minority senators are present at the session hall as of 3:05 p.m. The June 2 session is supposed to begin at 3 p.m. On Monday, the majority senators did not show up for the session after authorities arrested their colleague, Senator Jinggoy Estrada, over plunder and graft charges. | Eimor Santos

SENATE MAJORITY A NO-SHOW FOR THE SECOND TIME? LOOK: Only the minority senators are present at the session hall as of 3:05 p.m. The June 2 session is supposed to begin at 3 p.m. On Monday, the majority senators did not show up for the session after authorities arrested their colleague, Senator Jinggoy Estrada, over plunder and graft charges. | Eimor Santos

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❗️Exclusive: Six people were killed and eight injured in an explosion and fire at a restaurant in the city of Most, in western Czechia, according to the ČTK news agency. The local Fire Rescue Service reported that a propane-butane cylinder exploded in the building, triggering the fire.

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LOOK: No majority senator in sight at the Senate session hall as of 3:08 pm. Should the majority bloc again refuse to attend, this will be the third straight day without a plenary session. | Eimor Santos

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At 9:52 a.m. Saturday, the FDNY received a report of a fire at 132-17 41st Road in Queens. Upon arrival, units encountered two buildings fully involved in fire with extension to a third building. "Our engine companies moved in with multiple handlines in all of these buildings—very aggressively, very deliberately," Chief of Fire Operations Kevin Woods said. "Many lives are saved by the proper positioning of hoselines." With a report of people trapped, members from Rescue 4 got above the fire on the second floor of the main fire building and rescued an occupant. They made the rescue under high heat and in zero visibility without the protection of a hoseline. There was a total of 21 injuries—17 firefighters and two EMS members suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Two civilians were also injured and transported to area hospitals. More than 250 firefighters and EMS members responded to the 5-alarm fire, which was placed under control at 1:47 p.m. The cause remains under investigation.

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🇨🇳 Power bank caught fire on board a China Airlines Airbus A321 — the plane made an emergency landing. The incident occurred at an altitude of 10 km during a flight from Hangzhou to Seoul. The device caught fire in a passenger's overhead bin, and the entire cabin quickly filled with smoke. The crew requested an emergency landing at Shanghai Pudong, and the flight attendants managed to extinguish the fire before landing.

🇨🇳 Power bank caught fire on board a China Airlines Airbus A321 — the plane made an emergency landing. The incident occurred at an altitude of 10 km during a flight from Hangzhou to Seoul. The device caught fire in a passenger's overhead bin, and the entire cabin quickly filled with smoke. The crew requested an emergency landing at Shanghai Pudong, and the flight attendants managed to extinguish the fire before landing.

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SENATE TO IMPLEMENT LOCKDOWN The Senate Office of the Sergeant-at-Arms (OSAA) says lockdown in 5 minutes, no one in and out of the building. This is after OSAA Mao Aplasca told reporters an arrest was being made in a few, but did not say anything further. | via @njservallos

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Just before 12:30 Monday afternoon, the FDNY responded to a 4-alarm fire at 44-49 College Point Boulevard in Queens. Tragically, four people lost their lives in this fire. Two other victims were transported to area hospitals in critical condition. During operations, a stairwell collapsed, trapping two of our members. They were transported to area hospitals in stable condition. More than 230 firefighters and EMS personnel responded. “This is a difficult and tragic day. There were several victims in this fire. The Fire Department did an extraordinary job under difficult circumstances, putting this fire out and saving people. I can't thank them enough for their continued efforts and commitment to life safety,” said Fire Commissioner Lillian Bonsignore. “Upon arrival, we had heavy fire on all three floors of this building. There was a victim trapped on the second floor, which our members removed with a portable ladder. As our engine companies were moving in from the first floor and up the stairs to the second floor, the stairs collapsed, and those two members were trapped in the stairs. With additional help, we were able to extricate those members. As all that is happening, other members are performing CPR on the victims in the street,” said Chief of Fire Operations Kevin Woods. The fire was placed under control just before 2:45 p.m. FDNY Fire Marshals are working to determine the cause of the fire.

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