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One man was taken to the hospital after an explosion on June 17, 2019, leveled an Abbott Avenue home in Ridgefield, New Jersey.
11:25左右，家园在安静的街区震动，向场景发送了众多的第一个响应者。一个住在邻居的下班警察，并与他的便携式收音机称为他的通讯中心的爆炸。警察局长托马斯加拉格尔说，14名警察作出了回应。迅速到达现场，军官听到了家庭后部的噪音。居民呼吁帮助。下班官员，P.O.Cigercioglu说，他和其他人员抬起了一块大型木板，并回应了他的电话。他们观察了这个男人，告诉他房子着火了，他必须向他们爬行。然后他被官员协助安全。一些办事处使用灭火器作为受害者被删除，以阻止火焰。
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The fire department was dispatched to a reported house explosion with one person unaccounted for. They then received word that the occupant was out and he had told police that no one else was in the building.
A column of black smoke rose above the home, attracting news helicopters.
Firefighters called for Public Service Electric & Gas (PSE&G) to respond, with a rush, to shut down the dwelling’s gas supply. Firefighters set up water curtains to wet down the exposing dwellings. There was a field of debris that covered neighborhood houses. Parked cars in the area were damaged.
“We had to hold off fire suppression operations due to a gas leak,” Deputy Fire Chief Dave Brierty said. “Once the gas leak was taken care of by PSE&G we were able to extinguish the fire.”
The neighborhood buildings reportedly suffered minor damage. The power was shut off in the area during firefighting operations.
The injured occupant was transported to Hackensack University Medical Center and was reported to be in stable condition. One firefighter was transported to the hospital and treated for heat exhaustion. Two police officers also suffered minor injuries.
Local firefighters were assisted by fire units from Cliffside Park, Palisades Park, and Leonia at the scene after a second alarm was struck.
When the gas was shut down, firefighters extinguished the flames and began removing piles of debris to extinguish deep seated flames under the debris.
According toa report from theDaily Voice，受害者，48，屈服于他的伤害。
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