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People who evacuated the building watch as firefighters battle a 2 alarm fire at 545 W 158th St. in Manhattan.
People who evacuated the building watch as firefighters battle a 2 alarm fire at 545 W 158th St. in Manhattan.Robert Mecea
A man who was injured in the fire at 545 W 158th St. in Manhattan, is taken to an ambulance.
A man who was injured in the fire at 545 W 158th St. in Manhattan, is taken to an ambulance.Robert Mecea
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A man who was injured in the fire at 545 W 158th St. in Manhattan, is taken to an ambulance.
A man who was injured in the fire at 545 W 158th St. in Manhattan, is taken to an ambulance.Robert Mecea
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Twelve people were hurt — one seriously — in a Washington Heights fire early Tuesday, according to the FDNY.

The blaze broke out on the fifth floor of the six-story apartment building on West 158th Street near Broadway around 4:30 a.m., officials said.

A dozen civilians were hurt — one of them with serious injuries, four with serious but non-life-threatening injuries and seven with minor injuries, the FDNY said.

The second-alarm blaze drew 25 units with 106 firefighters to the scene.

Firefighters were still on scene Tuesday morning.

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