NEW YORK, NEW YORK—
New York Institute of Technology
Other structural fire without collapse · Poisoning, toxic, noxious, or allergenic effect, unspecified
Final narrative
An employee was working with students to complete their models in the fabrication laboratory when the CNC router room caught fire. The employee suffered smoke inhalation injuries and was hospitalized.
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