One person was killed Saturday in an apartment fire in Hell’s Kitchen, authorities said Saturday. Flames broke out on the top floor at 308 West 49th Street Saturday, according to the New York City Fire Dept. The multi-story building has 21 units. The name of the person who was killed hasn’t been released. They were.
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One person was killed Saturday in an apartment fire in Hell’s Kitchen, authorities said Saturday. Flames broke out on the top floor at 308 West 49th Street Saturday, according to the New York City Fire Dept. The multi-story building has 21 units. The name of the person who was killed hasn’t been released. They were.
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