4/20/18 Brooklyn All Hands Box 2604

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Address: 938 56th St. between 9th Ave. & Fort Hamilton Pkwy.

Fire on the 2nd floor of a 2 story 20x60 MD.

Box loaded up due to calls. - 00:16

TL-149 FAST - E-241 4th Engine.

E-247: 10-75 the box. - 00:17

B-40: Heavy fire out the rear of the 2nd floor, 2 L/S/O. Extra E&T. (E-228 & L-109) - 00:22

BD transmitting the All Hands.

B-40: We have 1 10-45 no code. - 00:25

D-8: We have 2 additional 10-45 no codes. - 00:35

D-8: All 3 10-45's are code 4's. - 00:37

D-8: Primaries are negative. PWH - 00:45

D-8: Secondaries are negative throughout. - 01:05

D-8: Under Control. - 01:12

Duration: 59 min.

Maybe:
E-247, 282, 201, 241, 228 s/c
L-148, 114, 149F, 109 s/c
B-40, 48
R-2
SQ-1
D-8
RAC-5

Relocations:
E-245 to E-282
E-202 to E-228
TL-105 to TL-114
TL-159 to TL-149
 
While borough park is still largely Hasidic, it is also increasingly Asian and PLENTY of other things too. Incredibly diverse. This job is closer to Sunset Park where Brooklyn?s Chinatown is (8th Avenue).
 
Ft. Hamilton Pkwy. from about 55th street out to 69th  street is now Asian. Also 11 th Ave from 60th st out.
  I believe this area is larger than the original Chinatown in Manhattan. It's still expanding into the 70's.
 
Don't forget Dyker, Bensonhurst and Gravesend.  Most home purchases in those areas are made by Chinese so I am told. 
 
den114 said:
Ft. Hamilton Pkwy. from about 55th street out to 69th  street is now Asian. Also 11 th Ave from 60th st out.
  I believe this area is larger than the original Chinatown in Manhattan. It's still expanding into the 70's.
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Well into the 70s and even 80s.
 
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