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Flushing senior killed, 17 firefighters injured in five-alarm fire that tore through three adjoining homes: FDNY
A 78-year-old woman was killed and 17 firefighters along with two EMS members were injured in a five-alarm fire that destroyed three adjacent wood-frame homes in Flushing. The FDNY responded with 84 units, rescuing a resident from the second floor, while fire marshals investigate the cause of the blaze.
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