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Why did an apartment fire in New York City spread throughout the building?
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    At least 19 dead, including 9 children, after dozens injured in NYC fire: Officials.
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    More than 200 firefighters responded to the scene of the five-alarm fire that originated Sunday morning in a duplex apartment on the third floor of a high-rise building, located in the Tremont section of the Bronx, officials said. The residents consisted of a largely Muslim and Gambian population and will be aided by the city with particular consideration to cultural needs, Mayor Adams told ABC News.
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    The 19-story building was built in 1972 and has 120 units, according to city records. The fire began due to a malfunctioning electric space heater in a bedroom, the FDNY said Sunday evening. Smoke alarms were operable, and it remains under investigation how the smoke traveled so far so quickly.
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    The fire has since been put out. Approximately 13 people are in Bronx hospitals with life-threatening injuries. More than 60 people were injured in the fire. A total of 73 people died in New York City fires in all of 2021.
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    NYC building space heater malfunction sparks fire that kills 19, including 9 children.
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How is New York City enabling non-citizens to vote in local level elections?


    The New York City Council passed a bill on Dec. 9 called "Our City, Our Vote" in a 33-14 vote, even amid skepticism from former Mayor Bill de Blasio and several Republi...

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    China, Russia, India and the United States are the world’s top potato producers. But last year, U.S. farmers had to destroy a glut of millions of potatoes after lockdowns and stay-at-...

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