Natural gas smell prompts emergency response in building, Wake County NC
Fire & ArsonEmergency responders were called to a building where people reported a natural gas smell on the first floor. Firefighters entered the building and used monitoring equipment to check for gas. No fire was found. Medical help was provided to an elderly woman inside the building. The incident occurred near I-40 Westbound at Aviation's northbound ramp.
Audio|Source: Wake County Fire
02:55
Transcript:
00:00
The occupants are advising there's a natural gas smell on the first floor.
00:04
We're entering in the structure now.
00:10
Six-five copy.
00:11
We've got the monitors goal.
00:17
He didn't three or all six single fours.
00:24
Okay.
00:28
Carry engine four is on location.
00:35
Next Friday, responding on attack, 2-2.
00:42
Carry engine four is at patient.
00:50
Man from 13.
00:52
You got a supervisor for that van in the middle of the road down there.
01:00
Two is on 22.
01:06
321 on 22.
01:09
Rescue 2 from.
01:12
Go ahead for Rescue 2.
01:17
Where are you guys a slamming from?
01:21
We're coming from the Firehouse, Chatham, and Reed Creek.
01:28
Yeah, I got 21 close, so you guys can return to service.
01:30
I appreciate it.
01:33
Rescue 2, Townsend.
01:39
Driver, I think I found the fire command center.
01:46
Let's see, you then round.
01:52
Engine 1 carries monitoring.
01:55
Just confirming, this is I-40 Westbound at Aviation's northbound ramp.
02:03
Affirmative.
02:15
Thank you. Your Honor, since you're closer, do you want to preempt Rescue 2?
02:23
Gary, I believe Rescue 2 was cleared by Battalion 4.
02:27
10.4, my apologies, thank you.
02:37
Sure, we're outside.
02:43
Copy. I got a elderly female blood pressure is 62 over 34,
02:48
pulse of 38,
02:49
0293, blood sugar 124, 1097.
02:53
We'll be in the kitchen when you arrive.
Disclaimer:
This transcript was automatically generated and may contain inaccuracies. Please verify the information independently.
Location mentioned:
Wake County, NC
This shows a Google Street View of the area near the location, which might not be the exact address.
Correct
Incorrect
