Possible gas smell reported at pub in Newport, Newport RI
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Fire & ArsonUnits responded to Busker's Pub near Thames Street in Newport after a possible gas smell was reported. Emergency personnel are metering the building for safety and advising caution.
Audio|Heard on: Southern Rhode Island, Southeastern Massachusetts, and Eastern Connecticut Public Safety
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Transcript:
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Hi, General 1.
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The city of Busker's Pub,
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178 Thames Street, possible smell of gas.
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The rear of Busker's Pub in the parking lot area,
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178 Thames Street, possible smell of gas.
00:34
Take a clear turn.
00:50
Northeastern New England has a safety zone for the liquid propane gas LPG NOC.
00:57
The LPCC is translating from Rhode Island Sound to C3 facility on December 3rd, 2025.
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On December 3rd, 2025, the LPG CNOC will be moored at C3 in Providence River, Rhode Island, from December 3,
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2025 through December 4, 2025.
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to remain a minimum of two miles away from ahead, one mile away stern, and 1,000 yards away from either side of the vessels during transit, while moored and at anchor.
01:34
Vessels are requested to remain a minimum of 1,000 yards away from the LPGC Nokey.
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The Mariners may contact the Coast Guard representative on scene via VA.
01:46
HF-F-F-M-tel-D.
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Great, we've made to click on without your signal now.
02:09
We're just currently metering the building home for security gas before our arrival.
02:16
We could have all units for soft for caution at this point.
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Location mentioned:
Thames St, Newport, RI 02840
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