Gas burner left on causes odor on second floor, New York NY
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Fire & ArsonA gas odor was reported on the second floor near West 14th Street between 7th and 8th Avenue. Responders found a burner left on and turned it off, resolving the issue.
Audio|Heard on: FDNY - Manhattan Dispatch
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02:41
Transcript:
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Bananafall in box 559, the address near West 14th Street, between 7th Avenue and 8th Avenue,
00:07
turn our gas on the second floor.
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Banana fall in box 559, the address near West 14th Street, between 7th Avenue and 8th Avenue,
00:18
for no other gas on the second floor.
00:21
Thomas 0730 wires, dispatch of 512.
00:32
Agent 26, Acting, Agent 74.
00:34
Agent 2 to exacting, engine 7.4.
00:40
It goes to run home, okay.
00:46
Engine 2 to exacting, engine 740, 7.4.
00:55
1035 call one box 606 by orders of battalion 6 comes 07379 hours dispatcher problem 2
01:11
5.5-0797-10373 we're going to take some time to decon, restock, and document.
01:24
104.
01:29
104.
01:31
Number 0740, I have suspension 512.
01:33
512.
01:39
7-7-559 use 1018 for 1040 code 1 no need to have condi respond it was a burner left on we shut it off used to go to anyone available okay 104 battalion 7
01:59
104 battalion 7 all happy what was the apartment that you shut the guest okay
02:09
(name withheld).
02:13
Seven K.
02:15
(name withheld), you have apartment number? Okay.
02:20
There's a commercial action by the name of Beatbox.
02:26
104 Battalion 7.
02:30
He's .
02:34
104. Tantane box 5.59, 5.09 for 10104, decode 1 by orders of Battalion 7.
02:39
Number 074 2 hours, dispatcher, 512.
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Location mentioned:
W 14th St, New York, NY 10011
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