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Firefighters responded to third-alarm commercial structure fire in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City, OK (Oklahoma County) — Firefighters responded to a third-alarm commercial structure fire at 3020 Northwest 16th Street after a working fire was reported at the location.
According to initial information from fire officials, the fire originated in pallets stored along the exterior Bravo side of the building and extended to the structure itself.
Due to the size of the fire and the potential threat to surrounding buildings, a third alarm was requested, bringing additional fire suppression units and resources to the scene.
Crews worked aggressively to contain the fire, prevent further spread, and protect nearby exposures.
Firefighters remained on scene for extended operations as suppression and overhaul efforts continued.
No immediate information was available regarding injuries or the extent of damage.
The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
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Multiple people injured after gas explosion at Abundant Life Fellowship Church in Boonville
BOONVILLE, N.Y. — Multiple emergency agencies responded Tuesday morning to reports of a gas odor and a possible explosion at Abundant Life Fellowship Church, located at 12644 State Route 12 in Boonville.
According to Oneida County 911 dispatch, the initial call was received at approximately 10:23 a.m. on February 17.
Callers reported smelling gas inside the building, followed by what was described as a possible explosion.
A large-scale emergency response was immediately initiated. Fire, law enforcement, and emergency medical units from several surrounding communities were dispatched to the scene, including the Boonville Fire Department, Boonville Ambulance, Remsen Fire Department, Barneveld Fire Department, Stittville Fire Department, Forestport Fire Department, and Kuyahoora Ambulance.
Law enforcement agencies responding included the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office and the New York State Police.
Additional medical support was provided by Northstar Ambulance, AmCare Ambulance, and Oneida County Emergency Services.
Reports indicate that six ambulances and two medical helicopters were requested to assist at the scene, underscoring the seriousness of the situation.
As of this time, officials have not released confirmed information regarding injuries, the extent of structural damage, or the cause of the reported explosion.
Emergency personnel remain on-site conducting assessments and ensuring the safety of the area.
Authorities are expected to provide further updates as more information becomes available.