Paint fumes cause smell near subway stations in New York, New York NY
Fire & ArsonFire department units responded to reports of a chemical smell near the subway stations on 28th Street and 34th Street in New York. Investigation found the odor was caused by paint fumes from bike lane painting work near the station entrances.
Audio|Source: FDNY - Manhattan Dispatch
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Transcript:
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I have funnel back 7 319 on the IAT 1 line 2 8th Street and 7th Avenue for fumes in a station I have put on a long back 7 313 on the IOTOM line 2A 7th avenue for fumes in a station
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and that's the sign of 7
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27, go ahead.
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Number 27, we got this directly from transit. They're reporting multiple people stating that there was a chemical smell
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between near 28th Street Station and near 34th Street Station, both directions.
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That's seven, coffee, temple.
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Good and three hours for five.
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What a man,
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Matt?
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I don't want, Kay.
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Five battalion, 7, 1033, code 1. They are painting the bike lanes on the avenue here, and the owner is sleeping somewhat into the station, but that's the cause of the condition, K.
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W 34th St., New York, NY
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