Dwelling fire reported near S Salford St in Philadelphia, Philadelphia PA
Fire & ArsonA dwelling fire was reported near South Salford Street in Philadelphia. Multiple fire companies responded to the scene, including engines, squads, ladders, battalions, and medic units. Some units were recalled during the response as the situation was managed.
Audio|Source: Philadelphia Fire - South Fire/South Medics
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Transcript:
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Pires reported near South Salford Street, reported to be a dwelling.
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The following committee's correspondence operates South Fire South Tech 1, engine 40, engine 68,
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squad 47, engine 57, engine 57, letter 4, tower, letter 13, Battalion 7, Battalion 11, a medic 40, repeating five 4909 fires reported near South Salford Street reported to be a dwelling the following companies who respond operate south fire staff pack one engine 40 engine 68 squad 47 engine 57 engine 57 ladder 4 tower ladder 13 battalion 7 battalion 11 and medic 40
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Near south of the dwelling, supported to wind up light and all fire.
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I'm affirmative.
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Major 40.
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140.
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Near South Salisper.
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Affirmative.
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Affirmative.
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Major 40.
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140. 14. 14. 14.
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All the occasion, Dr.
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John.
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Inverment of attention companies responding to near South Salford Street.
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Companies are seated at reduced speed.
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Sentent companies responding, near South Stalford Street, proceeding at reduced speed, operating South Fire South Park One.
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240.40 proceed.
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Fire and control first engine the ladder.
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Permanent. Permanent.
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Attendance. A thousand hundred companies responding to near South Salford Street.
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The exception of Engine 40 and Ladder 4 recall.
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Companies responding, near South Salford Street, with the exception of Engine 40 and Ladder 4 recall.
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Near S Salford St, Philadelphia, PA 19143
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