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Heard on: Scott MO Fire Dispatch Group Calls · 1 day ago
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Five sixty-two, 500 and forty-two.
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Station two, station three, stand by for a page.
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Gasoline leak causes fumes near Ingram Rd
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As discussed during the dispatch call, fire units responded to a possible gasoline leak from a portable generator inside a residential garage near Ingram Rd in Sikeston, Missouri. The leaking fuel appeared to cause fumes within the home, prompting firefighters to inspect the scene. The gas company was initially considered for notification but later determined unnecessary after assessment. No injuries were indicated.
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