Underground fire raises carbon monoxide concerns in homes
Fire & ArsonResponders are managing an underground fire and are concerned about potential carbon monoxide entering nearby residences. Specialized fire teams have been notified and are en route.
Audio|Source: Berks County Fire and EMS - Digital
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Transcript:
(name withheld)? You want to Car 5? Car 5. I see you need in traffic control. Any specific way you want to come? You'll be able to get in Knives at Elm. You just want to run a meter in a couple houses here. I think it's all above ground feet, but I want to make sure we're not getting any carbon monoxide into any residences. 505-2-17 medic 5052 in 1848 medic 3 1848 patients out front a 7906 stroking on chest pain shorter breath will be wound near a red shabby cold ball no questions or casting ready Radio Car-5. Carfly. One minute was notified they gave a 30 to 45-minute ETA. Okay, just to be clear, they're aware of this is an underground hole fire. Usually they have to scramble a special asset for that. That's why I told them when I called, so hopefully they get the right people out. Okay, thank you.
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Location mentioned:
N Elm St, Kutztown, PA 19530
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