Two people treated for breathing issues after bug bombs, Sedgwick County KS
Medical EmergencyFire department responded to two people experiencing breathing difficulties after setting off bug bombs in an apartment near S 215th St W. No fire or smoke was detected. Oxygen was provided, and air quality monitoring was conducted as a precaution. Neither person required ambulance transport.
Audio|Source: Wichita and Sedgwick County Fire Tac 1-7
02:33
Transcript:
00:00
All units are in route.
00:02
No smell in the apartment, but they're saying maybe possibly on the back side of the building.
00:07
We're going to go down and check that out.
00:13
All units on Blackley.
00:15
She set off two bug bombs in her apartment, and then they sat in there.
00:19
So right now they're just having a little bit of difficulty breathing.
00:23
I sent one of our guys up to look at it and see how long they're supposed to stay out.
00:29
Rescue 2 is on T.
00:32
The one's on C.
00:33
All button, come here.
00:40
Command from Engine 9.
00:43
We have two people out here on the back side of the building.
00:47
They do not want an ambulance.
00:49
They just wanted some oxygen.
00:50
One was satin pretty low.
00:52
The other one was satin really good.
00:54
If we can have Rescue 2 run their monitors up to apartment near S 215th St W, just make sure we're good.
01:02
I think we can get everybody out of here.
01:05
Okay, copy.
01:06
Got two victims, you don't want transported.
01:08
Was it near 215th St that the department number gave me?
01:12
10-4[1].
01:15
Hey, Engine 9, do you need a fan up there just meters?
01:22
You might take one up with you, Gerald.
01:24
I didn't think it smelled very bad, but what about you, Jackson? I didn't know.
01:28
Yeah, so I guess I'll leave that discretion up to you, but.
01:34
Okay.
01:39
Okay. You want it from Ninja 10, you want us to continue in?
01:46
Yeah, go and continue in to leave this air monitoring up there just in case we find something worse.
01:51
Have that.
01:57
Ninja 10 from Rescue 2.
02:01
Go ahead, Cap.
02:05
Hey, I've got Isaiah.
02:07
He's grabbing a couple of specialty meters.
02:11
If you want to come up with him with those.
02:16
Have that.
02:20
Command Engine 9.
02:21
We're going to stay out here and do some patient care.
02:28
Engine 10, I got Isaiah with me.
02:32
Ten.
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[1]
10-4: Acknowledgment of message received and understood; affirmative response.
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