Fuel spill from vehicle crash on Interstate 68, Monongalia County WV
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TrafficAs discussed during the dispatch call, emergency crews responded to a vehicle accident on Interstate 68 eastbound near mile marker 6 in West Virginia. A large fuel spill of over 20 gallons led to one lane being closed while hazmat teams and environmental authorities were notified to manage the spill.
Audio|Heard on: Monongalia WV Fire Dispatch Group Calls
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01:39
Transcript:
00:00
(Name withheld) 125 is going to be on scene.
00:02
You can show one lane at 68 eastbound shut down at this time.
00:08
PC 125 on scene, one lane of eastbound shutdown.
00:12
0105.
00:14
All right, 12-5.
00:16
12-2.
00:19
If you would, good, notify the DEP spill line.
00:22
I have a large quantity of fuel on the ground.
00:25
Also notify Company 24 Hazmat.
00:27
I'm going to need their assistance.
00:32
They're going to inquire.
00:35
It's over 20 gallons.
00:36
You can start with that.
00:37
If I can get you a better number, I'll get it to you.
00:40
Copy 24 vehicle accident Interstate 68.
00:47
Company 24,
00:50
Vehicle accident near mile marker 6, Interstate 68 eastbound.
00:54
Sound alerted 0107.
00:59
Company 24 vehicle accident, Interstate 68.
01:30
Company 24 vehicle accident,
01:34
Near mile marker 6, Interstate 68 eastbound.
01:37
Time alert is 0113.
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Location mentioned:
I-68, West Virginia
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