Fuel spill causes road closure and secondary crash with no injuries, Lancaster County PA
TrafficThe incident involved a diesel or kerosene fuel spill that caused the shutdown of road 741 for cleanup. Additionally, there was a secondary traffic crash near New Danville Pike with no injuries reported.
Audio|Source: Lancaster County Fire and EMS - Digital
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Transcript:
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Officer, if you want to notify EMA duty officer, we have a rather extensive spill[1].
00:04
We believe it's diesel or kerosene.
00:06
We do have 741 shutdown[2] here for a stretch, so we get it evaded by ourselves and could not.
00:13
Make U77 for your case.
00:15
Make you 776, did you copy?
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606-106-1-5.
00:20
County from NICU 776, we're two minutes out from the breathing problem.
00:26
If three can just redirect it, well, it'll probably be easier.
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Okay, Niki 773 is you...
00:32
Littsboro, near West 3rd Avenue for a fire alarm utility 252.
00:37
Littsboro, near West 3rd Avenue for a fire alarm, 1742.
00:41
Not, we couldn't really understand him.
00:43
Did he say he's two minutes out and left the hand of the vehicle?
00:46
Copy that. Sure us responding.
00:48
Dispatch, another company for fire police, the intersection of New Danville Pike and Marticville Road to assist.
00:57
We have a secondary crash[3] in front of near New Danville Pike.
01:01
No injuries.
Police codes explained
The following codes appeared in the transcript and are explained below:
[1]
extensive spill: Hazardous material spill
[2]
741 shutdown: Road closure
[3]
secondary crash: Traffic accident
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Location mentioned:
New Danville Pike & Marticville Rd, Pequea Township, PA 17603
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