Natural gas leak prompts shelter in place in San Diego 

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Go for Harbor, IC. I see, I just got phone with SDGNE. They said they have a less than five-minute each day. I see coffee, less than five-minute ETA. See you from Battalion 2. Before I was able to position at this intersection to block traffic, a white car came through. Looks like he's heading up towards you. 928, your response. Repeat. Hi, (name withheld), Italian, too. Yeah, before I was able to position and block the traffic coming in, the car went by. It's a white car that went towards you. FYI. We just turn them around. Hey, our plan here is engine three is going to take the next block to the west. They're going to have houses shelter in place. And then I'm going to send engine 20 down to your location, and I'm pretty comfortable with cutting you guys loose and keep an engine 20 and engine 22, unless you have anything further. No, I think that'll be good. Where my rig is positioned, it would be good to have an engine blocking down here. Okay, I copy that. Yeah, engine three is going to turn around and head back down that way. They're going to shelter in place, folks, and then they'll cut them loose once they're done there. And then I'll send engine 20 down to relieve you, and you should be good. The center of the freeway of the... ...brough, CRV. Agent 15 on-tack. You guys can go available. Engine 8. Medical. 7 Echo, 7 Foxfront. 3860 Old Town Avenue, Arco, Cross Street, Moore Street, and Jefferson Street. Engine 8. 7 Echo, 7 Fox Struts. Harbor I see, tell what up there? Mr. Harbor I see with an update. We do have a significant wind that is helping this gas dissipate. There are no readings on our monitors. We have this whole block, two blocks to the west, sheltering in place. We're going to be able to handle with engine 22 and engine 20. Engine 18 and Engine 5. Traffic Jackson of Freeway.

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