PA - Fatal Fire & Explosions - Zionsburg, Lehigh County - 9 June 2020

[Richrd]

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+ Fatal Fire & Explosions +

- Lehigh County, Pennsylvania -
- Tuesday, 9 June 2020 -

Zionsburg, Lower Milford Township,
Lehigh County,
is in Eastern, PA

1)) Lehigh Valley Live:
UPDATE: 1 dead in fire with explosions in southern Lehigh County, west of Quakertown (PHOTOS)

2)) Google™ Supplements & Updates:
Fire & Explosion - Lehigh County, PA - بحث Google

3)) Manners of Death
Natural - Accidental - Suicide - Homicide or Undetermined
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™ = Trademark
ATF = Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms & Explosives
Autopsy = Examination of a Body to Determine

Cause, Manner, & Mechanism of Death​

Coroner = Death Investigation Coordinator
DA = District Attorney
EMS = Emergency Medical Services
ID'd = Identified
LE = Law Enforcement
ME = Medical Examiner
PSP = Pennsylvania State Police
RIP = Rest In Peace = Condolences
TOX = Toxicology - Foreign Substances in a Body
UAV = Unmanned Aerial Vehicle - Drone

Our Support To All.​

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Thread # 526660]
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[al66pine]

Thx Richrd for post w links.
Devastating. Sad, sad, sad that someone died. Hoping nobody else was in the manu. home.

Pic #11 shows some distance between fire trucks & structures involved, w good water pressure to shoot that far. Was water relayed/routed (terminology?) from hydrant thru other truck, then thru truck 1131, to shoot on structure? Where is hydrant? To right of reddish- brown roofed house at right side of pic, so not visible/outside this image?

ETA: Google Supp link for wfmz.com tv above states two manu'd homes were filled w fireworks. That time of yr already?

UPDATE: 1 dead in fire with explosions in southern Lehigh County, west of Quakertown (PHOTOS) ^ Same link as Richrd orig. post.

 

[Richrd]

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Some Richrd Thoughts:

4)) The Call involved Two Ship-Rail-Truck Containers:

5)) Per Drone Photo # 11,

Engine/Pumper 1311 was Relayed by Another,
with each adding Pressure to the Solid-Stream Nozzle.
[Water Source is UNknown.]

6)) NJ Fire Pictures dot Com:
©UPPER NAZARETH, PA ENGINE 5412
Scroll Down to 27th Photo:
Dewey Fire Company, Engine 1311:
A 1989 HAHN with a 1000 Gallons-Per-Minute Pump,
and a 750 Gallon Tank.

Additional Thoughts, Members?​

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Thread # 526660]
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[al66pine]

@Richrd
Thanks for the update. I mistakenly posted about 'mobile' or 'manuf'ed' homes (I don't recall whether that came from linked article or linked news video) instead of the ship-rail-truck containers you noted ^. I stand corrected.

Sad, no matter what how the fireworks were stored.