Mount Sinai Medical Center
Coverage of Mount Sinai Medical Center in the Nexus archive.
- Video shows Miami-Dade Transit bus crash into building in Miami Beach
A Miami-Dade Transit bus crashed into a building in Miami Beach just after 4 a.m. Monday near 86th Street and Harding Avenue, damaging gas pipes and causing evacuations. Two people were hospitalized for respiratory issues related to the gas leak, and crews shut down several streets to repair the leak.
- Lincoln Road manhole fire sends 3 to hospital
A manhole fire along Miami Beach’s Lincoln Road injured three people, leading to a building evacuation and hospitalization at Mount Sinai Medical Center. The fire, which ignited an FPL vault connected to a building at 230 Lincoln Road, caused minor injuries and prompted the area to be secured with caution tape, though the building reopened by Monday.
- Fiery manhole explosion injures 3, closes streets in Miami Beach
A manhole fire ignited an electrical vault near 230 Lincoln Road in Miami Beach, causing an explosion that injured three people and led to street closures. Firefighters contained the blaze, and Florida Power & Light Company shut off power to the area. Three individuals were hospitalized with minor injuries.
- Know your numbers: No-cost breast, heart screenings taking place at Westland Mall
The Women’s Breast and Heart Initiative is hosting free breast and heart screenings at Westland Mall in Hialeah on Saturday as part of National Pink Day. The event includes no-cost mammograms, heart screenings, and incentives like raffle tickets and gas gift cards. Partners include Jackson Health System, Mount Sinai Medical Center, and Macy’s, which offers mini makeovers and specialty license plate sales to fund disease prevention.
- 6.1-magnitude earthquake strikes near Cuba; reports of light shaking in South Florida
A 6.1-magnitude earthquake struck near Cuba, causing light shaking in South Florida, including Miami-Dade County, Miami Beach, and as far north as Tampa and Orlando. No tsunami threat was reported, and there were no initial reports of damage in Cuba.