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1 of 8Smoke pours from the debris as the New York City Fire Department responds to a fire and building collapse at 1646 Park Avenue in the Harlem neighborhood of Manhattan on March 12, 2014Andrew Burton—Getty Images -
2 of 8A victim is evacuated by emergency personal near an apparent building explosion fire and collapse in Harlem.Mike Segar—Reuters -
3 of 8Firefighters respond to a reported explosion in Harlem.Justin Lane—EPA -
4 of 8Firefighters respond to an explosion that leveled two apartment buildings in East Harlem.John Minchillo—AP -
5 of 8Police respond to the scene of an explosion that leveled two apartment buildings in East Harlem.Jeremy Sailing—AP -
6 of 8People watch as New York City firefighters examine the rubble at an apparent building explosion fire and collapse in Harlem.Eric Thayer—Reuters -
7 of 8Residents watch as firefighters work at the scene of a building collapse in New York, March 12, 2014.Shannon Stapleton—Reuters -
8 of 8New York City firefighters examine the rubble at an apparent building explosion fire and collapse in Harlem.Eric Thayer—Reuters
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