The NYC DeP worker, 2 was killed by the explosion of the raw sewage boat on the Hudson River

A The Ministry of Environmental Protection in New York City (DeP) The worker died, and two others were wounded after the raw wastewater boat exploded on Saturday in the Hudson River.

After 10:30 am FDNY firefighting department (FDNY) It received a report on a city -owned ship, Hunts Point.

When the crew arrived, they found a big explosion occurred in one of the rings on the tank, the assistant president of FDny David Sims said.

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The ship is used for transportation Raw wastewater From New York City to Sewerage Treatment Station, Sims said.

Although two employees survived, a third employee died after “bombing by the explosion of the force between the sidewalk and the ship itself,” according to officials.

FDny tried to use a “technical technology” to edit the employee, but the employee died.

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DeP confirmed that the employee who died was working on the ship, which was installed in the wastewater recovery facility in the North River in West Harlem.

One employee was transferred to the hospital. Another employee refused medical treatment, according to officials.

The status of the employee in the hospital is unknown.

The American Coast Guard, the first respondents in New York are looking for a missing person after the boat turned with six passengers

Due to the nature of the explosion, there was raw water on the deck, and all the respondents were disinfected.

“In this incident, we used a comprehensive task, which was three engines, two companies, Salman and President,” Sims said. “We had four units of our maritime section, the Hazmat battalion and our safety battalion.”

Officials will not say whether the explosion is an accident, noting that the reason is under investigation Fire Investigation.

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The de Commissioner of Rohit T. said. Agarawala: “The entire DEP family is sad today.” “Our employee who lost his life served the department and the city with dedication for 33 years.”

“He was an important member and experienced in the wastewater treatment office, and his service contracts reflect his commitment to the DePa mission,” Follow Agarwala.

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