Fire department responds to gas odor at residential building
Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a gas smell in a home. A woman felt dizzy and sick. The building was evacuated, and the gas company was called.
Audio|Source: Wrentham Fire
01:49
Transcript:
Let the fire, the fire should go on 128 in East Street, A-alpha, inside order of gas. Set the fire, the fire ship's on 1-280 Street, A-alpha, inside of order of gas. weapon fire Car 4, engine 3 is responding to East Street for the order Receiver here, have that last update about the symptoms I'll go again one day The inside order of gas, 128 East A-alpha, 39-year-old female Dizziness and nausea. I agree, see you. Day 1 will be on the response as well. You get the gas company's 30. Let me see day 1 on the response with car 4 and engine 3, start the gas company. No thing's been evacuated. Car 4 on the fire. On feed, medium-sized, two and a half-story residential. I've been showing those are evacuated, being investigated. Medium-sized, two-and-a-half-story residential, nothing's showing, building is evacuated. We off-investigating, and every source guest was notified, but call back on the NETA.
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Location mentioned:
Near East St, Wrentham, MA 02093
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