On Friday a Con Ed worker was injured when a small electrical explosion burned his face and arms as he worked inside a tony Upper West Side apartment building, authorities said.
The explosion sent the unidentified Con Ed worker and one other injured person to New York Presbyterian Hospital/Cornell Medical Center in stable condition at about 12:50 p.m., the FDNY said.
The Con Ed worker suffered a flash burn to his face with first and second degree burns to his arms, neck and hands while working on a service box, Bob McGee, a spokesman for Con Ed said.
The other victim was burned on his hands, neck and face, FDNY officials said.
It wasn't immediately clear whether the second victim was a resident in the Windermere – an upscale building on West 92 Street and West End Avenue – but a Con Ed spokesman confirmed there was only one worker injured.
Con Ed worker injured by explosion on UWS
This article
Con Ed worker injured by explosion on UWS
can be opened in url
http://wingnewster.blogspot.com/2013/02/con-ed-worker-injured-by-explosion-on.html
Con Ed worker injured by explosion on UWS
