Vehicles sinking in floodwater at multiple Charleston intersections


Emergency units report several vehicles are sinking in floodwater at different intersections in Charleston.
Audio|Source: Charleston County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
00:00This is an engine 106 call was a lot of engine near 17 Hanover Street in front of a white SUV.00:09I copy will report.00:16Engine 109, Ronny Street and North Nassau Street.00:21Sinking vehicle, vehicle in floodwater.00:24Incident Channel 4[1].00:27Engine 109.00:28Ronny Street and North Nassau Street.00:31Sinking vehicle vehicle in floodwater.00:33Incident Channel 4[1].0028.00:40That is one of a six we drove from Amher to Columbus.00:45Nothing evident on any of the transformers will be clear.00:57Engine 106, Fuji Street and King Street.01:00Sinking vehicle, vehicle is love water, incident, channel 4.01:05Engine 106, Fuji Street and King Street.01:08Sinking vehicle vehicle is love water, incident, channel 4,032.
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This is an engine 106 call was a lot of engine near 17 Hanover Street in front of a white SUV.
00:09
I copy will report.
00:16
Engine 109, Ronny Street and North Nassau Street.
00:21
Sinking vehicle, vehicle in floodwater.
00:24
Incident Channel 4[1].
00:27
Engine 109.
00:28
Ronny Street and North Nassau Street.
00:31
Sinking vehicle vehicle in floodwater.
00:33
Incident Channel 4[1].0028.
00:40
That is one of a six we drove from Amher to Columbus.
00:45
Nothing evident on any of the transformers will be clear.
00:57
Engine 106, Fuji Street and King Street.
01:00
Sinking vehicle, vehicle is love water, incident, channel 4.
01:05
Engine 106, Fuji Street and King Street.
01:08
Sinking vehicle vehicle is love water, incident, channel 4,032.
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Incident Channel 4: Active multi-agency emergency channel
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Location mentioned:
N Nassau St, Charleston, SC 29403
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