FDNY's Twitter Profile Analysis @fdny on Twitter

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Today’s FDNY #tbt photo is from this day in 1947– a 5-alarm fire at 968 Southern Blvd. in the Bronx. See more photos at https://t.co/8XK7W4ZVIj https://t.co/qLX8yE5pIg

The FDNY Fire Safety Education Unit is here to help educate New Yorkers with #FDNYSmart tips to prevent fires in the home. FDNY urges you to visit https://t.co/k3iHvX6Fa8 to watch the full fire safety presentation. https://t.co/ALlAdIVurY

In response to yesterday’s fatal 3-alarm fire, the FDNY Fire Safety Education Unit is sharing safety info today in front of 1585 2nd Avenue in Manhattan until 1pm. For online #FDNYSmart tips visit https://t.co/NpwdRdlElY https://t.co/Ur3dJBnroU

Per FDNY Fire Marshals: Cause of yesterday’s fatal 3-alarm fire at 1576 2nd Avenue in Manhattan was accidental, electrical due to the impingement of a power strip cord. Smoke alarm not present in fire apartment. https://t.co/WPcRAx9UR9

Per FDNY Fire Marshals: Cause of yesterday’s 3-alarm fire at 213 West 34th Street in Manhattan was accidental, electrical. https://t.co/dzvarKLlXx

We hope you'll visit https://t.co/k3iHvX6Fa8 to join Chloe and retired Firefighter Danny Glover as they go through the Official FDNY Activity Book for Kids, learning #FDNYSmart fire and life safety tips along the way. https://t.co/VI4kstTBfs

Be #FDNYSmart - Follow along as Captain Kozo gives step-by-step instructions for ensuring that your smoke and carbon monoxide alarms will give you the early warning signal that something is wrong. Remember - working alarms save lives. Stay connected at https://t.co/k3iHvX6Fa8 https://t.co/05OT7VBf1x

When it comes to fire safety, the message is the same in every language – CLOSE THE DOOR. See more #FDNYSmart tips at https://t.co/NpwdRdlElY https://t.co/sydxykAzgn

FDNY Deputy Assistant Chief Michael Ajello provides an update from the scene of a 3-alarm fire at 1576 2nd Avenue in Manhattan. Read more: https://t.co/BlC4JNofIM https://t.co/YzpXUyrxiz

FDNY Battalion Chief John Porretto provides an update from the scene of a 3-alarm fire at 213 West 34th Street in Manhattan. Read more: https://t.co/fRP7gm68pn https://t.co/tuUzLiTTDP

FDNY members are operating on scene of a 3-alarm fire at 213 West 34th Street in Manhattan. https://t.co/WyLvreL4ls

Working alarms are the most critical component of your escape plan. Be #FDNYSmart - have both a smoke and CO alarm, or a combination smoke/CO alarm, where you sleep and on every level of your home, including basements. See more fire and life safety tips at https://t.co/NpwdRdlElY https://t.co/bBKiL5uo64

Talk to children about the dangers of playing with fire. See more #FDNYSmart tips for keeping you and your family safe at https://t.co/NpwdRdlElY https://t.co/9ZQsuC333I

Each year in New York City open flames cause hundreds of fires, the majority of them started by candles. Be #FDNYSmart – NEVER leave burning candles unattended. Learn more at https://t.co/NpwdRdlElY https://t.co/nViSgaask2

FDNY urges New Yorkers to NEVER park on a fire hydrant. Blocking or obstructing a hydrant results in a delay in providing water to extinguish a fire. It is illegal to park within 15 feet of either side of a fire hydrant. See more #FDNYSmart tips at https://t.co/NpwdRdlElY https://t.co/1RxOCRpcDK

We will have mobile #COVID19 testing units set up at locations throughout the city today. The walk-in testing sites are no cost to you. Find a location: https://t.co/xojG5eUxec | #NYCTestandTrace https://t.co/zvGivrKxje

If you were recently in close contact with someone who has #COVID19 (within 6 feet for at least 10 minutes over a 24-hour period), you should wait to get vaccinated until after you have quarantined for 10 days since you were last exposed: https://t.co/4zgWbbigan https://t.co/5ZgH2q50ZI

Our mobile vaccine bus is on the road, headed to Chinatown and Astoria and bringing protection to all New Yorkers! We have more and more ways for you to get the #COVID19 vaccine and stay safe. 💻 https://t.co/simq5n8CbZ ☎️ 1-877-VAX-4NYC https://t.co/nOLWwwT1fW

Don't forget: New Yorkers age 50 and older can now get vaccinated without an appointment at select sites! Bringing a friend? They can get their #COVID19 vaccine, too! Find a site near you: https://t.co/J8mqz1AcOS https://t.co/2Y79GDun04

Take Care hotels offered by our #NYCTestandTrace Corps are: + FREE + Safe + Comfortable + Convenient If you test positive for #COVID19, consider a two-week stay to protect your loved ones. Learn more: https://t.co/LApNVTgpG0 https://t.co/f2nkcaj0Gx

#NYCCERT members are dedicated volunteers who help to prepare their neighbors and communities for different types of disasters. For more information and to become a volunteer, visit https://t.co/B74xbq9m1k: https://t.co/VNAyfeYlyR.

Congratulations to the #FDNY @FireFLAG_EMS on its 30th anniversary. This month marks the milestone achievement for the affiliated organization. Read more: https://t.co/569TDZTlA7. https://t.co/3LM51jVUIw

Are you eligible to get vaccinated? Then make an appointment! We need YOU to keep New York City healthy. Find an appointment by calling 877-VAX-4NYC or visiting https://t.co/8zUfFsd41J. #NYCVaccineForAll #NYCVaxChamp https://t.co/uxuToE8c38

We’ve given 5,843,222 doses of the COVID vaccines! That’s more than all the people in Wisconsin, and YOU should be next. Appointments are available and the vaccine is FREE. #NYCVaccineForAll Join your fellow New Yorkers and make an appointment: https://t.co/G3OXTST9Ob https://t.co/LK4pVJz0rG

It is #GetTestedTuesday! #COVID19 tests are no cost to you, confidential and safe. Find a location near you by visiting https://t.co/qqv3vaGeUZ or calling 212-COVID19. #NYCTestandTrace https://t.co/b8RY19UyS7

Check out our new online #COVID19 resource hub – the one-stop shop for everything you need to stay safe, including info on vaccines and testing, visitation guidelines, COVID Centers of Excellence and more. Visit the page: https://t.co/X5anxXfoOA https://t.co/ZVxKHedP5p

#BloodDrive 💉 Since the outbreak of COVID-19, there have been severe blood shortages in New York & throughout the country. @KingsCountyHosp & @NYBloodCenter are hosting a Blood Drive on Wednesday, 5/26, from 9am - 3pm. Donate blood & save a life! https://t.co/dAEXCgMepw⬇️ https://t.co/lvmRGGsc3q

All New Yorkers should get tested for #COVID19, especially if you have symptoms or were in close contact with someone who has COVID-19. You should also get tested if you plan to visit someone at increased risk of severe COVID-19. Find a testing site: https://t.co/8M1Ro5fMTA https://t.co/Dp9DVwqsPn

50 years or older? You don’t need an appointment to get vaccinated at a City-run site. Roll up your sleeves, it’s your turn to get protected! #NYCVaccineForAll https://t.co/jjbCdQVONO

Allergic reactions to the #COVID19 vaccines are uncommon. If allergic reactions do occur, they generally start within a few minutes to an hour of getting the shot. Signs of a severe allergic reaction can include difficulty breathing and fast heartbeat: https://t.co/4zgWbbzR1V https://t.co/d86Ow1QJzP