Gas leak investigation at two-story residential building, Wilmington DE
Fire & ArsonFire units responded to a gas leak in a two-story residential building. Gas was detected in the basement. They secured power and gas and used ventilation to remove the gas.
Audio|Source: Wilmington Fire
03:51
Transcript:
4th Street for an inside gas center. Engine[2] 6, engine 1, ladder 2, battalion 2, 1848. Okay, 2 respondent. 2 Battalion[3] 2. 2. Detion 2. Potential, it's East 14th Street, Northeast Boulevard for another better problem. Engine 3A3. Attentional units, East 14th Street, Northeast Boulevard in front. I know about a problem. Engine 3A3, 1849. I will be telling two. The two-story, middle of the group-oriented construction, investigating with engine fixing ladder, too. You can tie in two. What's your thought? You know, second. These are all in here about 504 again and wear on us. We have a thought it was a veil wearing a white cable knit sweater that had dark pants on. A copy of a slight heard of their readings in stone basket. Rob, which one, put the port plate. Okay. Where's that easy and that function, nothing? We search north-use below from Denver to 12th Street. No results. We don't have it. Allian 2 available. Receive 3. Engine 3, you can clear. Copy. In the 3-1-valved. To run the meters, sir. I got it. See latter two. Bravo, Laha. Receive A6. Power and the gas to the element. Natural ventilation is already in use. All right, we're still going to run through B1 and D1 if we can make access. Let me know if there's numbers change once the power's been secured and the utility's been secured. Can you want to the door please? Go ahead. Thereings on the upper floors, 0.4 LEL[1] in the basement, National Federation. Okay. You can just give me a second run-through of 1636 as well, please.
4th Street for an inside gas center. Engine[2] 6, engine 1, ladder 2, battalion 2, 1848. Okay, 2 respondent. 2 Battalion[3] 2. 2. Detion 2. Potential, it's East 14th Street, Northeast Boulevard for another better problem. Engine 3A3. Attentional units, East 14th Street, Northeast Boulevard in front. I know about a problem. Engine 3A3, 1849. I will be telling two. The two-story, middle of the group-oriented construction, investigating with engine fixing ladder, too. You can tie in two. What's your thought? You know, second. These are all in here about 504 again and wear on us. We have a thought it was a veil wearing a white cable knit sweater that had dark pants on. A copy of a slight heard of their readings in stone basket. Rob, which one, put the port plate. Okay. Where's that easy and that function, nothing? We search north-use below from Denver to 12th Street. No results. We don't have it. Allian 2 available. Receive 3. Engine 3, you can clear. Copy. In the 3-1-valved. To run the meters, sir. I got it. See latter two. Bravo, Laha. Receive A6. Power and the gas to the element. Natural ventilation is already in use. All right, we're still going to run through B1 and D1 if we can make access. Let me know if there's numbers change once the power's been secured and the utility's been secured. Can you want to the door please? Go ahead. Thereings on the upper floors, 0.4 LEL[1] in the basement, National Federation. Okay. You can just give me a second run-through of 1636 as well, please.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
LEL: Lower Explosive Limit (gas reading indicator)
[2]
Engine: Fire Engine response
[3]
Battalion: Fire Battalion Chief response
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Location mentioned:
Northeast Blvd & E 14th St, Wilmington, DE 19802
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