Indoor gas leak reported at Walnut Street apartment, Allentown PA
Fire & ArsonA gas leak was reported in an apartment near Walnut Street. A resident smelled gas and heard a knocking noise from the stove. Fire units and the gas company UGI responded to the scene to investigate and address the situation.
Audio|Source: Carbon County and Northampton County Fire/EMS
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Transcript:
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Fire 24[1], fire 27, fire 25 for an indoor gas leak.
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It's near Walnut Avenue, across Pine Street.
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Today v. Community Kitchen stack 3, 1524.
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46.
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And we're going to put this to fire 20 after a second.
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We can just continue to cover this vacuum.
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Very soon.
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Thank you. Thank you.
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Near Walnut Street apartment number four.
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We call them by UGI[2].
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A female there said that it smells like gas inside the apartment and hear a knocking noise coming from the stove.
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Good noise, we find out of all the board.
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So do I want to go again?
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I'm 11 in the county.
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We'll be cleared of Milano and we'll start making our way down to Easton.
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All right, see clear.
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Milano, you do not need to respond to East.
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They're going to be on a normal dispatch now.
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Okay, repeat. So you know, UGI[2] is on location.
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Okay.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
Fire 24: Fire unit dispatched
[2]
UGI: Utility Gas Investigator (utility notified)
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Location mentioned:
Near Walnut St, Allentown, PA 18101
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