Fire alarm triggers hydrogen cyanide detection in facility, Berks County PA
Fire & ArsonFire crews responded to a fire alarm at a facility near Hoke Road in Maidencreek Township. They detected hydrogen cyanide gas inside the building, but found no clear signs of fire. Utility company UGI was notified to investigate further.
Audio|Source: Berks County and Reading Fire / EMS
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For opinion, 64 response. This is 4 responding 1843. Your last one. Mating Creek Township, 5-0-1, Hoke Road, Keseemsillah, Park Road, and Walnut Tree Drive of the L.S. Trauma, McS. 721, Mating Creek Township.
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501 Oak Road, Keystone-Elect Fleetwood, Project Mark Road, and Walsh District Drive. Beelstrom 1845. 761. 7661. Unable to reset the alarm, advise attendant to call facility maintenance to have them contact the security companies to come out.
00:58
and we said G-1. You can play 50 Cicillel, 1845. Kirkson, once we've come in. Pullman. Crews are metering the building. I did receive 5.5 parts per millage and hydrogen hydrants and cyanide.
01:25
Does not like a totally sewer gas. We're in the process of checking the other rooms. Still have you, Jack, and then. Tracy, Cruz Media 5.5 part of a million. UGI has been notified to respond.
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Maidencreek Township, PA
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