Vehicle collided with scaffolding near 2nd Ave and East 33rd St, New York NY
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TrafficA vehicle struck scaffolding near Second Avenue and East 33rd Street. Fire department units are responding and have notified the Department of Buildings and the scaffolding company to address the situation.
Audio|Heard on: FDNY - Manhattan Dispatch
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1 8 to man asked 518 612 will be delayed we have to go back and pick up the second piece all right ten four four one six one two four 401 Second Avenue near East 33rd Street for car and just scaffolding
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101 six one two four near Second Avenue at East 33rd Street for car and just scaffolding 1841 dispatch a four three one
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A lotter one five.
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Ladder one five.
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A lotta one five.
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One five, single five, box one, two, six, two O'Catherine slip, South Street to Water Street, defective 12, George.
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One five.
00:49
All right, ten, four, we're responding.
00:55
The phone alarm box 7402.
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IOTC 6Land at Grand Central in East 4-2 Street where a spoke from the train northbound.
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Funnel arm 7402, RT6 line at Grand Central, spoke from the Northbound train.
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1843, Matt, 457.
01:19
Okay.
01:22
Question one.
01:25
For about 715, is this on East 35th Street or East 36th Street?
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Andrew 1 looks like for me you message it's going to be on fifth between 35 and 36 possibly closer to 36
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Azure 1 10 4 1846 4 5 7
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96.6.
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612.
02:01
We have a vehicle onto the scaffolding.
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We're going to go down to the 18th.
02:04
Do you notify the apartment of buildings to come pick up the scaffolding and we're going to make notification to the scaffolding company?
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2nd Ave, New York, NY 10010
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