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Heard on: Sacramento Regional Fire and EMS · 2 days ago
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Gasoline odor sparks investigation near Rio Linda Blvd
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As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a possible gasoline odor near Rio Linda Boulevard during construction. The smell was traced to a gas can inside a unit rather than a natural gas leak. One person in a neighboring unit received medical care, and utility personnel were notified.
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