Firefighters battled a stubborn four-alarm fire on Tuesday evening in a multi-story catering hall in Brooklyn.
At 7:06 p.m. on May 2, FDNY received a call for an odor of smoke at Paradise Manor, Oneg Caterers at 5802 New Utrecht Ave. in Borough Park. FDNY deployed just over 200 members to the scene, where they encountered heavy fire throughout the building that was extending to neighboring buildings.A firefighter cuts a hole while working in a heavy smoke condition during a four alarm fire at Paradise Manor at 5802 New Utrecht Avenue on Tuesday evening.
The fire was placed under control at 9:59 p.m. Searches throughout the building yielded negative results, and no injuries were reported as a result.Firefighters work as heavy fire blows through the roof of a two story business on 5802 New Utrecht Avenue.Firefighters look on after cutting a vent hole into the roof of a commerical building at 5802 New Utrechet Avenue.
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