Five people were injured in a fire on 84th Street and West End Avenue on Wednesday, with three going to the hospital.
The fire broke out a little after noon in a 10th floor apartment. It was apparently sparked by a candle in a woman’s home, according to the Daily News.
“I went upstairs and opened the elevator,” the super Matt Krasniqi told the Daily News. “The lobby was completely covered in smoke. I tried to bang the door down. She was inside. I opened the windows so all the smoke could go out. From there I went floor to floor getting everyone out.”
The extent of the injuries was not immediately clear.
Photo by Barbara Migdal.
Their super may want to grab a broom and sweep the now glass-covered sidewalk.
Nelson, thus seems silly to say.
Seriously? Someone just lost their home and you’re bitching that the fallout from it slightly inconveniences you? If you were good neighbor, you get a broom and help out yourself. But since you’re a bad neighbor, how about your lazy a-s-s just steps around it or walks down the other side of the street?