NYC Mass Casualty Drill

Tuesday, October 19, 2010

FDNY members joined more than 800 first responders from various New York City agencies for a mass-casualty drill in Long Island City, Queens, on Oct. 17.

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NYC Mass Casualty Drill

Chief of Counterterrorism Joseph Pfeifer speaks to the media after the drill.

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NYC Mass Casualty Drill

EMS Command post during the drill.

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NYC Mass Casualty Drill

The scenario stated that 40 people were killed by the explosion and 90 were injured.

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NYC Mass Casualty Drill

EMS members treat a 'victim.'

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NYC Mass Casualty Drill

Firefighters treat a 'victim' during the drill.

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NYC Mass Casualty Drill

More than 800 first responders participated in the drill on Oct. 17.

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NYC Mass Casualty Drill

A volunteer -- in full makeup -- playing a victim in the drill.

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NYC Mass Casualty Drill

Firefighters triage and move 'victims' during the multi-agency drill.

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NYC Mass Casualty Drill

Firefighters and EMS members treat volunteers playing victims during the drill.

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NYC Mass Casualty Drill

Firefighters treat a 'victim' during the drill.

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NYC Mass Casualty Drill

FDNY firefighters and EMS members arrive on the scene of the simulated car explosion.

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NYC Mass Casualty Drill

The simulated car explosion near a city bus for the multi-agency drill simulating a mass-casualty incident on Oct. 17.

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