Fire Department Responds to Smoke from Burnt Food
Fire & ArsonFirefighters responded to a residential fire caused by burnt food on a stove. Smoke entered the home, and the resident was temporarily locked out but later regained access. The fire crew ventilated the area to ensure safety.
Audio|Source: Shenandoah County Fire and Rescue
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Transcript:
Dismatch, Wagon, 13 is on the scene. Wagon, 13, 0,700. RAPF.R. 51. On location, firefighter phone, in command, it's 0-700. Good. On top of face-to-piece. Now I'm on the opposite. Command to this best. Can you go ahead? Can you start small enforcement this way, please? Unroll email on location. Ten four there already in route. Burnt food on the stove. We're going to validate and make sure the service on me. Can we get a chance of start ventilation? I'm correct. This fact, that information, you can return the remaining units responding to this location. Car 103, 705. Singer 23 same trip. 705. 7.05. The last 5, same truck. 7.05. 7.05. The tire lighter 23 is ready, going back to dispatch. 7.4. Command of dispatch, be advised the mail is locked out of the house of residence with smoke still inside. Meals watch out of the residents with smoke still inside 706. Dispatch, we've regained access. 10-4[1]. And arrest to rescue engine hind. Take the left lane just after the bridge there.
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10-4: Acknowledgement
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State Rte 708, Virginia
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