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Heard on: Virginia Beach EMS · 2 days ago
02:31
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Engine two is back down for water supply.
00:02
Is that correct, officer? Come in.
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Fire crews investigate possible gas leak near Santa Fe Arch
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As discussed during the dispatch call, fire crews responded to a possible gas leak near Santa Fe Arch and Artesia Way in Virginia Beach. Construction crews were on-site as units monitored air quality and coordinated with Virginia Natural Gas personnel. A separate call in the same radio traffic involved a medical response near Centerville Urgent Care for abdominal pain.
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