Fire alarm triggered by gas odor report at Canal Street, New Orleans LA
Fire & ArsonA fire alarm was triggered at a building near Canal Street and Magazine Street after the occupant's daughter reported smelling gas. Fire units responded and checked the building but neither responders nor the occupant detected any gas or smoke.
Audio|Source: Metro New Orleans Area Fire Departments
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Transcript:
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Engine 29, Engine 14, Engine 9, Squad 2, Rescue 2, Car 502.
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High Life Hazard Fire Alarm near Canal St Cross Street near Magazine St,
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Zone 24.
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Engine 29, Engine 14, Engine 9, Squad 2, Rescue 2, Car 502 2, High Life Hazard Fire Alarm
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near Canal St, Cross Street near Magazine St.
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400,000,
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14,000.
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400.
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Follow 2-104.
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May contact her, I'm going to inside the house right now. She's saying she's the first snowgab and about it for a smoke gas.
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We'll check on the air.
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How could she advise you smoke gas?
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Ten four hundred fifteen,
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four hundred fourteen, two, four hundred five or two, ten four rescue two.
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You're using five-on-two, your time is six or four, ten four hundred nine.
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Four nine. Ten four hundred twenty-nine.
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Squad two.
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I don't smell gas, an occupant doesn't smell gas, but she alive that her daughter says that she smells gas, so we're checking it right now.
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Thank you for quite too.
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Yeah.
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Location mentioned:
Near Canal St, New Orleans, LA 70130
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