Propane gas smell reported at Miami airport terminal, Doral FL
Fire & ArsonFire rescue responded to a propane gas smell near Spring Chicken restaurant at Miami International Airport terminal. The situation was later deemed safe and the response was canceled.
Audio|Source: Miami-Dade County Fire Rescue North & East
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Transcript:
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This is going to be a medium-hazard[2] gas assignment[1] at MIA area sent by dispatch. Attention a ionis. This is going to be a medium-hazard gas assignment advising a strong cell of propane coming from spring chicken at MIA. Terminal D-Delta, Gate 22. It's going to be 4 Battalion 5, Engine 35.
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That's not one. Copy. Copy engine, 35. 35. 35. The response. Units on the medium. Cause, Simon, Simon, stroke, MI-A, TAQ, RETA, responding with units from Central, 650, they count.
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request that as part of the medium hazard gas assignment[1] at MIA terminal D, Delta Gate 22, touch over the MIA TAC, latter 46. How's that one back on north? Is there 46 going to the airport and time with the gas assignment? Has that one. It looks like the similes just canceled. They're going to be disregarding.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
gas assignment: Gas Leak
[2]
medium-hazard: Elevated Risk Gas Event
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Location mentioned:
Miami-Dade County Concourse D, Terminal D22, Doral, FL 33126
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