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Deadly Fiery Crash in Bedminster Township Claims Two Lives
Authorities are investigating a tragic two-vehicle crash that occurred on 6626 Easton Road in Bedminster Township. The collision, which involved a fire, resulted in the deaths of two individuals.
Emergency crews responded to the scene, where the aftermath included two charred and damaged vehicles, as well as a damaged building.
Firefighters worked diligently to extinguish the flames and manage residual smoke from the wreckage.
The crash occurred near a structure, further complicating the scene. Easton Road remains closed between Quarry Road and Saw Mill/Old Easton Road while law enforcement and fire officials continue their investigation.
Police have classified the area as an “active scene,” and additional details regarding the victims or the cause of the crash are pending. Residents and commuters are advised to avoid the area and seek alternate routes.
This is a developing story, and updates will be provided as information becomes available.
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Watch: Massive flames spotted at roof of Soho Building in Manhattan, fire raised to 2nd alarm
Firefighters Battle Second-Alarm Blaze at Soho Building in Manhattan, Baby Reported Inside Smoke-Filled Penthouse
Emergency crews are responding to a significant roof fire at a building in the heart of Manhattan’s Soho neighborhood.
Massive flames and thick smoke were reported late Tuesday evening, initially described as coming from the area near Broadway and Broome Street.
The fire was first reported by a 911 caller, prompting police to arrive on the scene and confirm a heavy smoke condition.
Firefighters were dispatched to what was initially reported as 451 Broome Street but later confirmed to be 487 Broadway, which houses a TJ Maxx store on the ground level.
As firefighters arrived, the blaze was found to be concentrated on the roof, with flames spreading quickly.
The fire was elevated to a second alarm, bringing additional resources and personnel to the scene to combat the growing inferno.
Adding to the urgency, fire crews on the scene reported that a baby was inside the smoke-filled penthouse of the building. Rescue operations are ongoing as firefighters work to locate and safely evacuate anyone trapped inside.
This is a developing story, and authorities are expected to release more information as they assess the situation.
Residents and visitors in the area are advised to avoid the vicinity while emergency crews work to bring the fire under control.