Firefighter trapped in New York nursing home inferno found dead

A firefighter who was trapped in a blaze that engulfed the Evergreen Court Home for Adults assisted living home in Spring Valley, New York was found dead a day after the fire killed one resident, officials said. However, they didn’t immediately identify the two deceased. At two other firefighters sustained injuries trying to rescue residents and extinguish the fire. One of them had a heart attack.

Firefighter trapped in New York nursing home inferno found dead

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