Gas odor in apartment caused by stove left on, Burlington County NJ
Fire & ArsonA gas odor was detected in an apartment unit and hallway. Residents were evacuated, and no one reported illness. The source was a stove left on in Unit 7T.
Audio|Source: Burlington County Public Safety - Digital
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1091. There's an odor of gas throughout the apartment unit in the hallway.
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They've been evacuated negative ill effects.
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You receive.
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Satchel, (number withheld), the route to virtual lumber.
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Satch, Wombatine (number withheld). (number withheld).
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(number withheld).
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We have a nervous soap can't explode in the laundry room where it's just not venting.
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Always finished vending. We'll be out of here home to tar only.
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So (number withheld) is going to be diverting to Mount Holly. (number withheld). Central (number withheld) is going to be diverting to Mount Holly.
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(number withheld).
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(number withheld), 46 room cumulative fell earlier with a full in knee.
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Okay.
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1018. Place on location, they advised they located the source of gas. It's going to be coming from Unit 7T.
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Tango.
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The resident left their stove on.
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1018, copy.
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Burlington County, NJ
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