Fire in Wichita basement extinguished with extinguisher, Wichita KS
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Fire & ArsonAccording to the dispatch call, firefighters responded to a house fire in the basement near North Gow Avenue in Wichita. A heater caused a bed to catch fire. Everyone safely evacuated. The fire was put out using an extinguisher.
Audio|Heard on: Wichita and Sedgwick County Fire Tac 1-7
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01:52
Transcript:
00:00
All units are route to the house fire near North Gow Avenue.
00:04
Again, near North Gow Avenue for a house on fire.
00:08
Calling party advised her son's heater caught the bed on fire.
00:11
The bed is going to be in the basement.
00:13
Shayfyes, nobody is trapped, but the husband's trying to turn the heater off.
00:16
We did advise to get everyone out of the house.
00:19
You're going to be operating on Tack 1, Tack 1 on arrival.
00:27
Engine Aids on scene, nothing shown, single family.
00:31
One navigate.
00:33
We got it on water.
00:37
Trucks Ais-on-Sea search Maluk Ovi.
00:42
Agent Force here.
00:44
I'll take command.
00:45
Aides, you got two guys from my crew to help you investigate.
00:54
Rest Gwant's on your same.
00:57
Press U1, test van.
01:03
Just want to tampo on vent.
01:07
Fire in the basement.
01:12
Put out with an extinguisher.
01:19
Command from truck six.
01:23
Go ahead, truck six.
01:27
No active fire.
01:30
We're just gonna need a fan.
01:35
Command copies.
01:37
Do you need any additional crews? Are you good with just holding us and eight?
01:43
That's simple.
01:49
A man for us, you want, I got working on that fan.
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Location mentioned:
N Gow Ave, Wichita, KS 67203
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