Fire burns debris near I-93 north mile marker 82, Thornton NH
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, a small fire was reported on the shoulder near mile marker 82 on I-93 north. Fire responders found the fire was caused by debris or a road flare from a previous disabled vehicle and it was quickly extinguished.
Audio|Heard on: Lakes Region Mutual Fire Aid Association
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01:49
Transcript:
00:00
Lakes Region to Campton-Thornton, outside fire,
00:04
93 North, given as 82.2, Lake Season 2,
00:08
Captain Thornton, motor vehicle, and outside fire,
00:12
I-93 North, mile marker 82.2,
00:15
crossover at 81.4 to the crossover at 83.2.
00:19
Channel 5, 99.
00:32
Airteen engine one on scene, two-story residential.
00:38
Use the second.
00:43
Three inch two.
00:44
Three inch and three.
00:50
Three five inch and three responding.
00:53
It's a piece of debris that's on fire on the shoulder.
01:02
Belmont command trying out.
01:03
I'm on command trying.
01:09
Not one command, under control, fires out, and they have 3-engine 2 just arrived on scene, and they have their tanker responding with 3C2.
01:19
Yeah, I'll all the units for them.
01:24
32 Engine 1, advising additional companies can go and serve.
01:33
35 Engine 3 from Lakes Region.
01:38
Drive.
01:41
35 Engine 3 from State Police.
01:44
They believe this burning item on the side of the road is going to be a road flare from an earlier disabled vehicle.
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Location mentioned:
I-93, Thornton, NH
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