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Heard on: Denver CO Public Works Group Calls · 1 day ago
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Referencing doors 410–412, the passenger has been freed and the machine is back up and running.
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The passenger has been released.
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Escalator malfunction resolved near Denver airport
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As discussed during the dispatch call, an apparent mechanical issue occurred near doors 410–412 at the Denver airport, where a passenger was temporarily stuck on an escalator. The person was freed and the escalator was restored to service.
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