Bronx Explosion Caused by Flicked Cigarette Highlights Dangers of Fire Negligence
Insights from our NYC Explosion and Fire Accident Lawyers
A shocking video released by the FDNY shows the moment a single flicked cigarette butt ignited a devastating explosion in the Bronx, seriously injuring seven firefighters and destroying multiple vehicles. The blast, which occurred around 7 p.m. on November 5 at Westchester Avenue and Fox Street in Longwood, is now being used by officials as a sobering reminder of the catastrophic consequences that can result from careless cigarette disposal.
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