Nearly 72 hours after an intense fire, residents in the Bronx were finally able to go back inside their apartment to retrieve essential items. ShoshBedrosian has more, including the moment when a resident was reunited with his cats.
- Nearly 72 hours after an intense fire, residents in the Bronx were finally able to go back inside their apartment building Wednesday to retrieve essential items.
"I seen one of them in the window yesterday, so it gave me a little bit of hope that they good," said Hernandez. "The right side will not be accessed at all because there's no roof and it's not safe," said Alina Dowe, the Bronx Borough Director Community Affairs Unit. "I'm out of work right now because I have to be here waiting for them to say when we can go inside and get some belongings," said Irene, who lives in the building with her family.
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