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YONKERS, N.Y. – Authorities say a fire at a New York apartment building has left one person dead and forced dozens of people into the cold.
Photos show rescuers helping bundled-up residents walk across snowbanks on a slippery hill as flames shoot out of the building in Yonkers, north of New York City.
Fire officials tell the Journal News that a body was found Wednesday on the fifth floor, where the fire may have started.
Deputy Fire Chief Thomas Fitzpatrick says a hydrant froze and firefighters struggled against the wind. Water turned to ice when it hit the ground.
Resident Andre Geraghty tells WCBS that he helped his wife and their 16-month-old child down a fire escape after smoke prevented their exit through a door.
Geraghty says he was terrified.
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