Top DEP worker identified after deadly boat explosion in NYC

The workplace carnage continues: New York City worker killed in explosion on sewage boat

Raymond Feige, a 59-year-old Department of Environmental Protection worker, was killed Saturday, May 24.

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New York sewage-boat explosion victim identified as veteran city engineer

A longtime New York City Department of Environmental Protection employee has been identified as the victim of the sewage-boat explosion Saturday morning on the Hudson River in New York City.

Top DEP worker identified after deadly boat explosion in NYC

Editor's Note: The above video originally aired on May 24 NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) -- Teams at the New York City Department of Environmental Protection are mourning the loss of one of the organization's top members after a boat explosion on Saturday. Raymond Feige, a 59-year-old Chief Marine Diesel Engineer with DEP was killed when a sewage transport vessel exploded early Saturday on the Hudson River, according to the city agency. Feige had spent 3…