Multiple people treated for carbon monoxide exposure, Miami FL
Medical EmergencyFive people were treated for symptoms of carbon monoxide exposure at a location near Southwest 103 Court. One additional person left the scene feeling ill. Hazmat teams are searching for the source of the gas.
Audio|Source: Miami-Dade Fire Rescue Dispatch Channels
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Transcript:
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Be advised a patient we are transporting and stating that there was a third patient that went home on her own, also feeling ill, drove herself home,
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little else's zone.
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Copy.
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Engine 7043, do you want to use our RAP-57 before you take off?
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Be advised to ride a 20-minute incident time, command.
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Command, copy.
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We have a high seal reading at a total spice and we have a total of five patients right now that we're treating and we're trying to find the source of the COO.
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Copy. High COEO reading, five patients at this time still trying to find the source.
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23rd County.
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Rescue 43 to Jackson South.
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243 to Jackson South, 1525.
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The battalion 9 is 8 County? Okay-9
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Can you send a unit to the following address to check on an employee that went home but is having symptoms?
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Copy. The address is near Southwest 103 Court.
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Near Southwest 103 Court.
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The 299 copy. Send in one unit to near Southwest 103 Court.
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1527A County.
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Copy, thank you.
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Hazmat[1] one arrival.
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Command 2 Hasman, do you guys have the Typhoon fan on hand?
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We have a registration.
Police codes explained
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Hazmat: Hazardous materials incident
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Location mentioned:
Near SW 103rd Ct, Miami, FL 33157
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