False alarm from stove pilot light at Lowell unit, Lowell MA
Medical EmergencyFire department responded to a medical call at a unit near Park Street in Lowell for a man with chest pain. The situation was a false alarm caused by a stove pilot light that went out and was relit. Units were cleared to return.
Audio|Source: Lowell Fire Department
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Transcript:
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Navy 866L fire.
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Engine 4,
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respond to 4, Park Street, Unit 3 for a medical.
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Engine 4, Park Street, Unit 3 for a medical.
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Cross streets East Merrimack and Chestnut.
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Thank you for response.
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Motion 4, you're responding for Park Street, Unit 3, 66-year-old male chest pain.
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Agent 4 is on 3.
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Engine 4 on C.
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Command to file allow.
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All right, I'm answering.
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Pilot was out on the stove.
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It's been relit. You can strike this out.
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All companies are returning.
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The pilot has the pilot was out on the stove.
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It's been relit.
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Somebody's returning.
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N24 fire alarm.
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Train is going to handle and Jifold is going to be returning.
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NJ4 return.
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Location mentioned:
Park St, Lowell, MA 01852
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