Electrical issue causes smoke at subway station, New York NY
Fire & ArsonSmoke was reported at a subway station in Manhattan. Fire units responded and found the smoke was due to an electrical issue with no fire present.
Audio|Source: FDNY - Manhattan Dispatch
02:40
Transcript:
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Manhattan phone alarm box 7438, the IRT2 at 135 Street, Lenox Avenue,
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smoking the station.
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Manhattan phone alarm box 7438, the IRT2 at 135 Street, Lenox Avenue, smoke in the station.
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One,
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three, two, eight hours, dispatcher, four, seven, six.
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One-three-two-eight hours, dispatcher, four, seven,
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six.
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Two-nine-eight, ten eighteen bucks, three-nine-eight, four is the battalion six.
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One-three-nine hours, dispatcher, four, seven, six.
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Coming out.
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Italian 6.
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Box 3998 is going to be 1033, code 2.
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First of all, it checks the contact with the call in the process.
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104.
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10.4.
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Defense, engine 55.
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Engine 55K.
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5-5K. 5-5. You saw operating an EMS box 337?
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5-5-104. 5-104.
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Command to engine, 23.
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Engine two three.
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Engine two three.
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Two three, you're coming in service.
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3-14.
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Ladder-35, 7-Hibbon-Hine.
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Ladder 3-5.
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Ladder 35, box 996, 1018 for 1035, code 2,
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system reset.
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1045, 1035, code 2, 996, orders of ladder 35.
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1335, 1332 hours, dispatcher 476.
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Battalion 16 to Manhattan.
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Telling one six.
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Box 7438 will be a 1018 for 1040 code 2, which is just electrical.
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Ladder door will remain on scene, reselling the Clare 3 along.
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Location mentioned:
Near W 135th St, New York, NY 10030
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