Neighbours furious after firefighters had to be called to Redemption Song, owned by Empire State building magnate Tony Malkin
Residents of a New Zealand town are calling for a ban on private fireworks after a display by a New York billionaire set off a blaze on New Year’s Eve.
Ten minutes into the new year, firefighters were called to fight multiple grass fires at the property of Tony Malkin – chief executive of the entity that owns the Empire State building – after an extravagant private fireworks display went awry near Queenstown in Central Otago. Continue reading...
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