Four-alarm blaze tears through Harlem building

An early morning blaze sent Harlem residents fleeing for their lives early Saturday, a little more than 24 hours a🌟fter a firefig🍎hter was killed fighting flames further uptown.

The latest fire broke out just before 1 a.m. on the corner of East 103rd Street, at 2000 2nd Ave., a four-story building with a deli, church, cell phone store 𒅌and apartme🌸nts.

“We ran for our lives,” said Valeria Celon, 16. “My neighbor saw smoke coming up from the hole where the heating pipe is. She was screaming, ‘Call the police! Call th🃏e police!’”

Residents yelled to alert each other about the flames, pꦐressing buzzers to make sure ever🐷yone got out, said Celon, whose family grabbed their beagle, Bella, and pet rabbit before fleeing.

“It was chaos. People were running with their pets. My neighbor was wearing shorts. She wr🎃ap🍃ped her baby in a blanket and ran,” Celon said.

Authorities, fearful the buildi𓃲ng is unstaꦯble, hadn’t let anyone back inside as of midday Saturday.

“Right now it’s not safe for anybody to go in there. There is extensive damage to every floor in the building,🤪 particularly the first floor and the top floor,” said FDNY Battalion Chief Frank Leeb.

The cause of the fire is under investigation.

It took firefighters about four hours to get the four-al💙arm blaze under control.

The East 103rd Street fire erupted a little more than 24 hours after Firefighter Michael Davidson, a married father of four, was killed battling a fire on a St. Nicholas Avenue movie set.