Fire alarms triggered at multiple Philadelphia locations, Philadelphia PA
Fire & ArsonFire alarms were activated at several Philadelphia locations including near South Christopher Columbus Boulevard, near Line Street, and near Chestnut Street. There is no confirmation of fire or danger at these sites. Fire and emergency teams responded to investigate the alarm activations.
Audio|Source: Philadelphia Fire - South Fire/South Medics
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Transcript:
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Section 827, near South Chris for Columbus Boulevard.
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First floor.
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Number 27 near South Chris for Columbus Boulevard, First Floor, operating South MedicBan.
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Medic 9.
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Section, 1941 near blind street for the alarm system[1].
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Measure 41 near Line Street for the alarm system[1] and operate on the South Fireman.
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Medic 27.
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May 27 proceed.
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Responding to near South-Pritzburg on this Boulevard.
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Affirmative for a map with testing is going to be on the first floor at the nurse's station.
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Engine 41.
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What's your agent 41?
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60665. Affirmative for the alarm.
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26th,
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27th Street, Gerard Avenue, Medi 6th, 27th Street, Gerard Avenue, operating south medic man.
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26.
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May 26, proceed.
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27th in Gerard.
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Can I get a first responder on us?
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Affirmative.
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Andrew 41.
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Andrew 5. 241. Andrew 5 proceed.
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Available.
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On location, I'll be shown.
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No permanent.
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That's a permanent.
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Attention, Angel 1, near Chestnut Street for the alarm system[1].
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Engine 1,
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near Chestnut Street for the alarm system[1], and operate on the South Airbean.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
alarm system: Alarm system activation or notification, typically indicating a possible fire or emergency situation.
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Location mentioned:
Near Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19102
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