Firefighters respond to active fire with decontamination 

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Medic. 238, Inj 26, kind of such attack, please. Gover, Medic, 238. What's the... 30. Sorry, could you repeat? E.T.H. 30 minutes, 30. Copy. Engine 22.36 is 30 minutes too long. I mean, we can wait, but I know there's definitely close to anyone who's, um, I can get here a lot quicker. Copy standby. I see the division, Charlie. Sure, I see. Do you have personnel on the office for the DECONs? All of our personnel, secure five defensively to decons. San Diego, Engine 36. Engine 36, San Diego. Do you have a close area last unit? A negative. I'll check with Engine 31. And engine. Engine 31 from Division, Charlie. Go ahead. Do you guys have personnel to me, Tom? That's an affirmative, but we're going to decon them back here off of our rig. Copy. Metro, K Avenue, Iceing. Okay, Avenue, ICA, go ahead. Metro, actually, I have an updated address when you're ready. San Diego Engine 36. It would be three major columns. Can I request the closer hand down spot street through Central? Go for Metro with the daily location. The incident location is a 1027 East Street. Engine 36 standby. Okay, I actually copy, the digital location, 1027 East 7th Street. 42 brush 46, medic 47, person ill, 1766 in North Caval Tract Trail, respond 10-Galcentral. Medics 63, 14, Commovabella, this vehicle make change in 36. Metror, 7.08. Metroro 7.8. They picked up, standing a minute, 6 and 3. 46. The medic, 22, 41. If you set out. 57 ounce team. Angel 63. Engine 63. You can cancel the Medics. Cancel the Medics. Copy break. County, Medic, you can cancel. 26, Bobby, cancel. Copy. Happy. Engine 6, Captain, 206, firefighter on tax. Go ahead. We're at the access point. I'll let you know we would make access into the culvert. Copy, thanks. Division, Charlie, I see. 36, engine 22. contact.

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