Numerous Houses Gas Explosion

Bronx, Gas Explosion and NYCHA apartment building

Bronx high-rise partially collapses after boiler room explosion. Video shows entire side of 20-story building gone.

Emergency crews are responding to reports of a possible gas explosion and partial building collapse in the Mott Haven section of the Bronx.

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20-Story Bronx Apartment Building Partially Collapses After Gas Explosion

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Massive gas explosion causes partial collapse of Mott Haven Bronx NYCHA building

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Residents of a NYC public housing tower escape unharmed after a massive chimney collapses

Part of a high-rise apartment building in New York City collapsed Wednesday morning, leaving a corner of the building a pile of rubble.

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Gas Explosion Causes Partial Collapse of High-Rise in South Bronx

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Video shows moment when part of Bronx high rise collapses after explosion

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A Bronx high-rise partially collapses, raising concerns about public housing safety

It was not immediately clear if there are any injuries or what caused the partial collapse of the building at 207 Alexander Avenue.

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'We avoided a major disaster here': No injuries after New York high-rise partially collapses

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Partial collapse of apartment building in NYC after explosion: FDNY

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Torres calls for federal assistance to Mitchel Houses and NYCHA following partial building collapse

The day after a partial building collapse at NYCHA’s Mitchel Houses in Mott Haven, Rep. Ritchie Torres visited the site to call for federal emergency

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Miracle in the Bronx after gas explosion blows through NYC apartment building, sends bricks flying to street

A massive gas explosion blew a huge chunk out of a Bronx public housing building Wednesday morning, sending bricks raining down onto the sidewalk and leaving a gaping hole in the facade.

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Spire says gas odor reported in north St. Louis County is likely 'egg-smelling' chemical, not natural gas

Multiple residents reported the smell of natural gas on Friday morning, but no dangerous levels of gas have been detected so far.