Smoke alarms on train prompt evacuation, no fire found 

Transcript:
I need sure is already in route. National 1112 arriving in a railway in a railroad. We're going to block off with lane. Close 12. Flight 12. 535 is on location. 1118 is out of Wood Lane and Warren Street. I'm blocking it all here. 118. 717 from Clancy Command. 7017. 17. 17. 17. I did you assist 1118 with closing down Woodland Road. Newark and Woodland. Central. 3125 for your response to the alarm at 5.0.31.25. Woodland road to me from 992. How is he? Do you want us coming down at Woodland or do you want us on the Warren side? the easiest access for you to come in. All the patients are gone down to the railroad crossing at Woodney Road. Okay. Okay. Okay. Aguador. 7015, sorry. Say 15. By the 3125. Alarm company called in for a base that smoke detector. They called back. Requestion to cancel, no reason given. 2125 receive a keep 25 emergency speed and anything else reduce okay engine 3111 with 5 we copy the reduced speed century you want to stay on the response rate okay central 8094 we're moving and we're with one to Mount Holly yeah Central Front Street command. All right, you're clear. Everybody's off the train and they're walking up to the location, which is designated to them. There's going to be overheat on the train. Once everybody's off the tracks, so we're going to start releasing companies. But until they're going to stand fast. Okay. Central 1023 Rock Longboro. Hi, sir. Central 101.28 responding. Where with me? Central Pennyton responding, Cvillian. Central Pennsylvania responding, CvU.S. 17. All you're calling by the alarm probably for the men's bathroom smoke alarm. Police, all location, advising the building checks okay, no active fire. Thank you.

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