There were no reported injuries following a fire in the Norwood section of The Bronx on Friday night, according to the City’s fire department.

 

An FDNY spokesperson said one engine and one ladder unit responded to 3319 Decatur Avenue (at around 9.30 p.m.) on Friday, Jan. 17, for a reported electrical fire, with no reported injuries.

 

When contacted about whether any residents required rehousing after the fire, Frederic Klein of the Red Cross of Greater New York said the organization had not received any requests for assistance but that if any residents are impacted and need help, they should call 1-877-RED CROSS (877-733-2767) and select Option 1.

 

Two other large, residential fires have broken out in the north Bronx in recent days, one Wednesday, Jan. 15, at 3030 Heath Avenue in Kingsbridge, as reported, with two minor injuries, and dozens displaced, and another at 2910 Wallace Avenue in Allerton Friday, Jan. 10, which resulted in eight injuries (six firefighters and two civilians) and hundreds of displaced residents. Pet rescue followed the fire are reported.

 

Additionally, a fire broke out at Parkside Housing Project on the 7th floor at 669 Arnow Avenue on Thursday, Jan. 16.

 

Click here to read FDNY’s fire safety tips. “During a fire, always close the door behind you!” fire officials say. “It helps contain smoke and flames, giving you precious time to escape. Your quick action can make the difference.”