UPDATE: Firefighter Timothy Klein, 31, died Sunday after the partial collapse of a Brooklyn house fire trapped the six-year FDNY veteran, city officials said.
At least one person was unaccounted for Sunday evening following a deadly Brooklyn house fire, Mayor Eric Adams saidA six-year veteran of the FDNY died Sunday after the partial collapse of a Brooklyn house fire trapped a team of firefighters, city officials said.
Timothy Klein, 31, was one of more than 100 FDNY members responding to the Avenue N residence in Canarsie — that caught fire shortly before 2 p.m. Sunday — when conditions turned deadly. Firefighters were inside the residence when its deteriorating structure prompted officials to call for an evacuation, Acting Fire Commissioner Laura Kavanagh said. Before they could do so, Klein and three other FDNY members became trapped when part of the ceiling collapsed.
Kavanagh said the other members were able to make it out of the fire and were transported to a hospital for treatment.
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