Gas leak reported inside structure near 22nd Street, Coudersport PA
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, fire units responded to a reported gas leak inside a building near 22nd Street in Coudersport, Pennsylvania. Occupants were evacuated and utility company UGI was en route with an estimated arrival time of 45 minutes to address the leak.
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Transcript:
00:00
Supported 4849, on 48-76 in Coudersport, 22nd Street, beer gases and such as far as a drugster 19-0-11.
00:11
I'm just going to respond.
00:17
Thank you. No.
00:24
Rotten aches and her gas meter was going off.
00:28
They were evacuated.
00:29
They don't know about the upstairs apartment.
00:36
They're responding to 904, 28 for a point in court.
00:40
76-year-old female alert.
00:42
She complained of downhill pain.
00:44
She has had issues with owl blocking past, and this is what it felt like,
00:49
north up to do.
01:01
County Station off duty personnel, call Central WEMS call.
01:05
Station off duty personnel, called Central, WEMS call, 1905.
01:14
No,
01:16
497 response,
01:18
Fox 48-706 in powder for 208 seconds.
01:23
For a gas leak and side-destructure,
01:26
Med 6, 920-0-6.
01:34
497-1906.
01:48
248 turned off the establishing Counterport Command.
01:52
Also UGI-1-5 and has approximately 45-minute ETA.
02:08
Phares by the department 48, bus 48-48-48-76, and Giversport,
02:14
22nd Street, our gas like inside the structure.
02:36
POS POS-48-76 Encountersport, 202nd Street, the next week inside of structure,
02:45
1909.
02:53
248-8-8 responding with 4, box 48-78-76 in Coudersport, 22nd Street, for a gas leak infrastructure 1909.
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Coudersport, PA 16915
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