Traffic accident with injuries at Newburn Road and Township Line Road; two vehicles involved, minor injuries reported, units responding., Carbon County PA
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TrafficTraffic accident with injuries at Newburn Road and Township Line Road; two vehicles involved, minor injuries reported, units responding.
Audio|Heard on: Carbon County and Northampton County Fire/EMS
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02:14
Transcript:
00:00
R4AUS 54 remote vehicle accidentary, Newport Road at Township Line, and up for now.
00:03
The location is at 1 1614 hour.
00:08
20 MS3.
00:11
50 MS3 Do you want to have everything covered or is there another M.A?
00:18
There's an MVA[1] with injuries at Newburn Road and Township Line Road and a burn answer.
00:24
Where is coming?
00:26
She is responding at 1614.
00:28
It's going to be a two vehicle MVA[1] with minor injuries.
00:33
Please. Please.
00:40
Channel where are we on?
01:06
And anyone?
01:09
Responding steam.
01:12
Three-seat.
01:13
Which direction are you coming from, the bottom of three church hill, or are you coming from 6-11? North?
01:19
Three-church hillside.
01:20
All right, come about pleasant.
01:23
Now you're going to come on three-churchillside.
01:26
We're going to keep this whole thing to travel coming here right above the old air.
01:38
Count 341-6-6-0-0-6-0-6-0.
01:48
54-10-out. 504-10-out in command to 54-42.
02:00
50 MS1.
02:03
We'll be responding to that and we can call.
02:06
Three is also responding to the Newport Road and Township Line Road for two people in the 8 with minor injuries.
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[1]
MVA: Motor Vehicle Accident
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Carbon County, PA
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