Possible gas leak reported in residence with headaches, Dorchester County MD
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Medical EmergencyA possible gas leak was reported at a residence where two people experienced headaches. Emergency responders arrived and evacuated the occupants. No injuries were reported, and the gas company confirmed there was no ongoing hazard.
Audio|Heard on: Dorchester County Fire and EMS
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Transcript:
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You're responding to three during on Euthon Avenue, Crosswood Avenue,
00:05
either of gas for the residents.
00:07
The caller did say that him in his life both had headaches and that pre-stop is the gas company for the residents.
00:19
One-one's okay.
00:21
One-one through the medicine.
00:22
Do you guys have anything matured? I was telling.
00:29
One-one, uh, made contact with the residents.
00:32
They didn't make any stated complaints.
00:34
They have evacuated.
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I was going to go up and talk to them if they have any state complaints.
00:38
Maybe we can have 93 respond here.
00:40
We can take the Delta.
00:45
Not completely alert.
00:48
I've known to injuries.
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Key off to give me a public service.
00:51
Hey, thank you.
00:53
You got to hunt it at Delta.
00:57
One hundred copies, thank you.
00:58
We're talking to the residents now.
01:07
One hundred to engine on, Nathan.
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Residents have no complaints.
01:12
We're going to switch and take the Delta.
01:14
We'll be switching to EMSOPSO.
01:21
Lowlands, okay.
01:22
The one's on the same firm and the one's server, nothing evident.
01:25
We'll be out in the buscating.
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Dorchester County, MD
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