A fire and two explosions occur at a shipyard in New York City, leaving one person dead and 36 others injured, according to officials cited by multiple outlets. The injured are mainly firefighters and other first responders, who are hurt in the blast’s impact and subsequent fire response. PBS NewsHour and other reports describe the incident as involving a fire followed by two explosions, while Stuff.co.nz and NPR also report that the injuries largely affect emergency personnel. Stuff.co.nz adds detail that a firefighter and a fire marshal are inside a structure when a second explosion happens, seriously injuring both from the shock wave. The New York Post and other sources describe the blast happening at Mariners Harbor and state that a barge explosion at a dry dock precedes or contributes to the overall incident, though additional specifics on how the explosions start are not provided in the shared summaries. Daily Mail reports that at least one civilian dies amid the blaze, aligning with other accounts that list one death at the scene. Officials continue to assess the circumstances following the incident, as reports focus on casualties and response injuries.