Binghamton Firefighters Responded To A Suspicious House Fire on Henry Street

The City of Binghamton Fire Departme's firefighter responded to a blaze in the three-story wood-frame structure at 122 Henry Street, , the call came in at 7:14 a.m. for a fire. Binghamton Police also responded to the fireground scene. 

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City firefighters had been called to this property at least twice in recent weeks to extinguish small fires that apparently had been set by people trying to keep warm. Although the apartment house was vacant, officials said people often stayed in the building. 

Binghamton Fire Chief Al Gardiner said no injuries were reported in the fire and the two structures on either side of the burning building were saved from the flames.

WHO OWNED IT? The city of Binghamton was in the process of acquiring the Henry Street building where today's fire broke out. The move was part of a settlement announced with Isaac Anzaroot. WNBF News spoke with Mayor Kraham at the scene. Story: https://t.co/yIme4qWxu3 pic.twitter.com/SjO2LbAUTv

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Firefighters were unable to conduct a complete building search but they said it appeared anyone who had been inside the structure when the fire erupted managed to get out.

One Binghamton firefighter sustained a minor injury when he slipped on ice at the scene. He was taken to a hospital for treatment. No other injuries were reported.

The fire was declared under control around 9 a.m. Firefighters remained on the scene to continue pouring water on hot spots.

(The usual disclaimers: I am not a journalist; This is a blog that expresses an outlook and is not conclusive in any shape or manner.) 

 

Home A Total Loss & Destroyed By Fire In Tioga Center, New York

 

No injuries were reported in the blaze. https://t.co/7TQSEXslPU

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JAL plane Airbus A-350 & Coast Guard Plane Crash at Tokyo's Haneda Airport in Japan

 

A Japan Airlines aircraft carrying more than 300 passengers caught fire while landing at a Tokyo airport Tuesday January 2, 2024 after a possible midair collision with a Coast Guard aircraft, according to local media.

The plane was seen with flames bursting through its windows on the runway at Haneda International Airport shortly before 6 p.m. local time.

All 379 passengers on the flight were evacuated from the burning aircraft following the crash.

The JAL plane was an Airbus A-350 that had flown from Shin Chitose airport, near the city of Sapporo, to Haneda, the transport minister said.

The Coast Guard aircraft was en route to Niigata Airport to deliver aid for the deadly earthquake across Japan before the collision, military officials said.

Five of six Coast Guardsmen who were aboard the aircraft during the crash were unaccounted for, local broadcasts said.

Coast Guard spokesperson Yoshinori Yanagishima said its plane was MA-722, a Bombardier Dash-8.

Haneda International Airport in Tokyo, Japan closed while the collision is under investigation by aviation safety investigators and police, but that they are doing their best to reopen the airport Wednesday January 3, 2024 or even sooner.

(The usual disclaimers: I am not a journalist; This is a blog that expresses an outlook and is not conclusive in any shape or manner.)