Gas smell reported at Massachusetts 4-story condo, Plymouth County MA
Fire & ArsonFire and medical teams responded to a reported gas smell in a four-story condominium in Massachusetts. The resident felt light-headed and stepped onto the balcony. She mentioned a previous gas leak at the same location. Upon arrival, no fire or gas leak was observed by emergency units.
Audio|Source: Plymouth County Police, Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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Engine one's on 24-08 this way.
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Okay. Okay. And one responding, 24-08 sway at June to (number withheld). Call is reporting a smell of gas. She's feeling light-headed.
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She's stepping outside on her balcony.
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She said this has happened before and there was a gas leak at one point.
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Freezing.
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The residential is a lot of park now.
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You have a fill these sons, central eye partner.
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For the residential alarm, community, family slider.
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Thank you.
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820. 821. 8.
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File on 833 on 3 is on 5 fill of the green south.
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8.3, I have you on.
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File on medic 2's in route 5 fillers green south.
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Medic 2 you're on route.
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Measure 3-0-5, Village 3, South medical.
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Judge 3, you're in route.
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It's going to be any urgent care for an 80-year-old female with chest pain.
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A3, have the update.
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File, Avenger 1 is off, and Command 24-0A's this way, 4-story condo, nothing shown.
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The Vengev1 on team with command, 4-story condo, nothing shown.
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Location mentioned:
MA-24, Massachusetts
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